- Low -level leaders from the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) in Nairobi supported President William Ruto’s re -election 2027
- The leaders publicly criticized former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, accusing him of inciting ethnic divisions and sparking fear through reckless political remarks
- They survived the post -election violence in the 2007/08 election strongly condemned any leader proposing a repetition of such chaos, warning against statements that could incite chaos before the 2027 elections
UDA leaders of the city of Nairobi have supported the president William Rutoand announce that he will leave office 2032 after completing his two constitutional terms.
Source: UGC
The brave announcement came to an UDA From all over Nairobi County they supported Ruto’s re -election 2027.
The event, chaired by MCA nominee Cecilia Waimu and party official Abdallah Karenju, was also used as a forum to challenge former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua by inventing ethnic conflicts.
“We are fully committed to conducting Ruto 2027 re -election campaigns because of his interesting record,” Karenju said. “In just three years, programs such as the affordable housing program and sluming projects have shown significant progress. He has received a second term, and no one should be allowed to disrupt that direction.”
Gachagua is accused of stirring up chaos
Waimu recited the feelings accusing Gachagua of engaging in divisive and outdated techniques.
Some speakers went a long way, condemning the recent statement of Gachagua referring to that Kenya could be hit by a post -election riots in the 2007/08 elections if the 2027 elections were not badly administered by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
Nancy Njeri, a resident of Embakasi East, who survived the post -election riots in the 2007/08 elections, issued a stern warning for politicians to stop using fear as a campaign strategy.
“We who have witnessed cruelty against women and children themselves cannot endure the idea to happen again,” she said. “It’s someone who saw that fear through a TV screen can talk about it very easily. Such leaders should be rejected.”
Zahara Mohammed, another speaker, praised Ruto’s agenda to empower women, saying many beneficiaries are already going through significant improvements in their lives.
Other supporters include Dancun Ochanda, James Gichari, Teresia Mwangi, Winnie Atieno, Nancy Ndhenge, Grace Wauuka, Nancy Njeru, Regina Muteti, Mary Njuguna, and Donald Gitau.
Source: UGC
What did Ruto say about Gachagua say he belongs to one semester?
In the preceding story of TUKO.co.ke, Ruto dismissed the allegations made by Gachagua suggesting he would serve only one term.
While inaugurating the Great Hall, Ruto said he had offered to fulfill his promises and made it clear that he was in the race for the second term.
He criticized the slogans of early campaigns such as Gachagua’s “Wantam”, emphasizing that it was too early for political noise.
The president added that his administration was based on service delivery rather than politics. He urged leaders to prioritize issues related to ordinary Kenyans, such as hunger and education, rather than engaging in premature election activities.
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