Chama Cha Mashinani leader, Isaac Kiprono Ruto has publicly endorsed the Deputy President of Kenya William Ruto to be the next President after Uhuru.
This comes a couple of months after the two Rutos downed their differences and merge as one as a united front in the political arena.
Speaking at a recent function, Isaac Ruto said that it’s only Ruto who is well equipped to take Kenya to the next destination after he revealed that his move was informed by the tribulations Ruto was being subjected to by the Jubilee administration and ODM leader Raila Odinga since the handshake.
“I want to tell you the polices that we want to put in place in Kenya are those that favour the common mwanainchi that is why the other day when we met with William(Deputy President William Ruto) we agreed to champion the issues that concern hustlers who are also in Mashinani.
He agreed and I assured him that our ideas have converged.
When my brother(DP Ruto) went to the mountain(Mount Kenya) I decided to go to the lake. So when I tried to pull my candidate who was stuck in the swamp, it became difficult because the force that came from the mountain(Uhuru side) was too strong and with the help of gravity it swept him and that is why I ditched him.
Uhuru came to pull out my candidate(Raila Odinga) and within no time the two have ganged up against our brother.
We agreed to join hands to deal with them” he said.
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Prior to coming together, Isaac Ruto was a strong challenger and opposer of Deputy President William Ruto.
Today, Isaac Ruto truly and earnestly believes that Deputy President William Ruto is best equipped, able, and qualified to lead Kenyans ahead of the 2022 general elections.
CCM boss Isaac Rutto has for the first time opened up on his decision to support Deputy President William Ruto for president. Rutto revealed that his move was informed by the tribulations Ruto was being subjected to by the Jubilee administration and ODM leader Raila Odinga. pic.twitter.com/2aceakzCoW
— TheStarKenya (@TheStarKenya) March 1, 2021
