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Gatundu South MP, Moses Kuria, congratulated the residents of Kisumu for the heroic welcome they granted him on Saturday
Kuria said before the visit that he was n & # 39; He was not sure how the people of Kisumu would receive him.
"I was skeptical as to how I will get to Nyakach, thanks to the handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and the Raila opposition leader," Kuria said.
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Read: Moses Kuria receives an enthusiastic welcome in Kisumu, slams critics at the handshake
"Raila said I should come to Kisumu and that the handful of hand meant "Because of the unitary pact, today, I have been warmly welcomed with the inhabitants of Kisumu." I am shocked by the silly political divisions. "1945-19005
Si it was not the handshake, I would not have been to Kisumu, he added.
Kuria reminded how far he was at the end of the vice family – President Jaramogi Odinga and acknowledged how Raila helped him when he was expelled from the university during the regime of Me.
"As a radical student leader and after sweeping all the seats I was expelled, "said the deputy
who sent the late Senator Otieno Kajwang to depu before Judge Gideon Mwela who gave an order that reinstated me to the university, "Kuria said.
The deputy recounted his visit to Bondo in 1994 during Jaramogi's burial, and in 1995 to attend the anniversary when they were gbaded to play music
A delegation from Mount Kenya region and former Nigerian President Olesegun Obasanjo. "Right after the handshake, I was the second person to visit Raila to explain what that entailed, he said it was not politics." or the succession policy of 2022.
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"From this day, I I promised to support the peace agreement, "Kuria added that Kenyans should fully support the" Building Bridges "initiative.
He noted that it is the politicians who blame the country's problems
"One day, while pbading Kisumu in a helicopter, I asked God to do it.
Kuria said that the handshake will enable Kenyans to realize the agenda of the Big Four: housing, food security, universal health and manufacturing. We can better achieve development when there is peace He noted that Uhuru and Raila will continue to work together to boost the economic development of Kenyans. Many people thought that Uhuru and Raila would not work together in the same way as they thought Uhuru would not work with DP William Ruto, "said Kuria.
He added: "We will work together. The handshake should be for every Kenyan. Let us withdraw the policy from this. "
On the housing program, Kuria said the government will build 2,000 units in Kisumu and Homa Bay respectively next to a 300-bed capacity health facility
Kuria was speaking during the ceremony return of PS Jerome Ochieng and fundraiser at Kusa Catholic Church where he donated 400,000 shillings
See also: Raila meets Moses Kuria at his Capitol office
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