President William Ruto has finally called the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) house to order after telling his Deputy Rigathi Gachagua and other leaders to respect each other in Nakuru.
Speaking during a church service in Nakuru County, the President emphasised that leaders out to respect each other and work in unity for the people of Kenya who elected them.
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“Ndugu zetu viongozi, nawaomba tuheshimiane. Waswahili husema heshima si utumwa. Sote tuheshimiane. Tufanye kazi kwa pamoja. Tumetoka mbali pamoja kwa maombi.”
The President while addressing the issue of young leaders whom his Deputy has accused of planning for the future elections hence deviding Mt Kenya, said that he promised to nurture them and hence will keep his promise.
“Mimi nilihaidi hawa vijana kwamba mimi nitawalea. We will mentor them to become better leaders tomorrow, better than us. Because that is the surest way of having a greater nation tomorrow.”
According to Gachagua, the young leaders consisting of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and his Kapseret counterpart Oscar Sudi and others whom he has not mentioned have been on a campaign trail for 2027 and 2032 politics.
Oscar Sudi while responding to accusations of Gachagua said that he will not be threatened by Gachagua and he will continue following in the footsteps of President Ruto by moving across the country.
“You cannot control where I go. If we all stayed in our respective constituencies then we would 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.”
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However, President William Ruto has asked leaders to calm down because he has a plan for young leaders and he will fulfill his promise to nurture and guide them for the sake of Kenya’s future.