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Vice President William Ruto refuted claims that the Jubilee party would be split over the expulsions of the Mau Forest
Ruto said Saturday that the Jubilee administration was united and focused on delivery services to Kenyans. Mr. Ruto stated that he was working with President Uhuru Kenyatta to create a super economy for Kenya
"The way we are going forward will be out of our commitment to making progress." The country is economically stable, guided by the Big Four Agenda, and we will be judged not on the amount of politics we play, but on the number of deliveries we have presided over to serve Kenyans. "
Ruto was talking Saturday in Kiharu in Murang County & # 39; a.
"Amplify the principles that strengthen us, respect diversity, tolerance, inclusion, reconciliation, harmony and unity, and mute those who separate us: tribalism, suspicion, exclusion, hate, discord and division. His feelings come after a section of jubilee leaders have been seen in recent weeks while reading about various manuscripts over the Mau expulsion.
Last week, Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen was seen urging the expelled Mau to stay put while a section of the Jubilee leaders said the movement stained disobedience to President Uhuru Kenyatta
Murkomen said he would not sit and look at innocent Kenyans being driven out of Mau by a government.
He said that he will continue to fight for the fate of the expelled even though it is a delicate balance for his House leaders.
"Some people went to Nairobi to report that I should be dismissed from our children who did not go to school, our parents who were wounded and the old ones who are sleeping on the outside" , said Murkomen
He reiterated his claims that NASA leader Raila Odinga is behind the expulsions
Read: The Renegade Murkomen returns to Mau, asks evicted people to stay put
This is n & rsquo; However, was not taken lightly by other leaders who fired Murkomen for disrespecting the President by urging local Mau against the government's decision. In his response, Senator Johnson Sakaja asked Murkomen to stop violating the directives of President Uhuru Kenyatta
In a statement, he declared that Uhuru is the leader of the Jubilee and that any member aggrieved should use the internal mechanisms of the party to solve problems. [AUDIO] Respect for the president and his directives, Sakaja tells Murkomen
Sakaja's feelings were echoed by the Jubilee Party of President Uhuru Kenyatta who said that the expulsion of Mau Forest would continue.
The party rejected Kipchumba's sentiments
Speaking at the Jubilee headquarters, Secretary-General Raphael Tuju urged the aggrieved people to address their grievances to the relevant authority. He said the eviction is coordinated by a multi-sectoral agency that includes Kenya Forest Services, the Kenya Water Tower Authority and the Office of the President.
See: Mau expulsion will not be canceled – Tuju [19659002] A day later, after a bitter exchange and threats to remove the Murcomanes, the leader of the Senate majority and the Rift Valley deputies held a meeting crisis in a Nairobi hotel and decided to cool the temperatures. had resolved to support the agenda of President Uhuru Kenyatta
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