Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi has responded to Deputy President a day after the Gachagua claimed that some leaders from the Rift Valley are behind his alleged fallout with President William Ruto.
Sudi who was speaking a church function said that leaders ought to respect each other and shun devisive and tribal politics in what seemed like a response to Deputy President.
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“You cannot control where I go. If we all stayed in our respective constituencies then we could not be in government. We had to fly all over the country to ask Kenyans to elect this government. I am not someone you can threaten. I have been threatened enough and this does not move me.”
This comes after Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua revealed that some of Ruto’s allies from Rift Valley are touring the Mountain Region in a bid to plan against him and the 2032 elections.
“The problem is a few leaders here from this region who have proximity to the President ndio wanakoroga siasa ya huko kwetu kudanganya watu eti waaanze kupanga mambo ya 2032.”
A seemingly angry DP told off these leaders and advised them to stay in their constituencies, something that Sudi, a Member of Parliament has responded to, demanding respect from the DP.
“The few people here wamefura wamekuwa na kiburi nyingi, wanafikiria ati sasa wamefika wanaweza kuja huko eti wapange viongozi wa mlima, ata sisi hatutakuja kuwapangia siasa yenu, lazima tuheshimiane,” Rigathi said.
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However, Sudi has mantained that he learnt politics from President Ruto and he will continue to traverse the mountain and any part of this country without fear just like his boss did.
“You know I got this thing from Ruto. He passed it to me because now he is concentrating on national matters. So I have to continue doing this in any part of the country.”
This also comes after reports emerged that there is a possible fallout between President Ruto and Gachagua, after missing state functions for a week. His close allies have named Sudi, Farouk Kibet and Kipchumba Murkomen as the ones behind the fallout plan.