The Jubilee deputy accuses Ruto's allies of settling their accounts with the name of Uhuru :: Kenya

Ainabkoi MP, William Chepkut, raised a storm on Deputies Jubilee Cornelly Serem (Aldai) and his Kapseret counterpart, Oscar Sudi, for coaching President Uhuru Kenyatta's family in the US. thorny deal of sugar and his lifestyle.

Chepkut was speaking harshly to fellow legislators for what he called "the lack of respect for the founding father's family."

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Speaking Friday afternoon in his constituency, the MP's first term stated that the two leaders should "refrain from speaking badly against the First Family" .

"It is in the wrong light to speak against the family of the late Jomo Kenyatta who fought for this nation.The same leaders mentioned names of especially Kenyan people like Muhoho Kenyatta who did not have the ### An opportunity to defend oneself, "he said.

Chepkut's remarks follow statements by Aldai MP Cornelly Serem before the Parliamentary Agriculture Committee of the National Assembly that Muhoho's society was one of the documents presented to Parliament as importers of sugar.

"A company belongs to one of the strongest people in this country.It belongs to a Muhoho Kenyatta and that is why Matiang is not there because 39, he is afraid, "said Serem.

Chepkut asked the legislator to withdraw his remarks and apologize to the First Family by insisting that bad precedence in the country.

"MPs should learn to control their emotions and focus instead on development.The Constitution makes it clear that President Uhuru Kenyatta is a symbol of national unity and that he should be respected," he added.

Chepkut challenged Sudi's previous statements where he insisted that for a life-style audit to be effective, the process should begin with the founding father.

"The lifestyle audit is good and if done, it should be done by my father who was a cook at Moi University before it was pbaded on to me." Likewise, it should go back to the era of Jomo's "previous interview."

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Sudi had said earlier that if the lifestyle audit were to have credibility, then it should begin as soon as Kenya became independent in 1963.

Chepkut stated that statements should not be made by leaders, but investigations are supervised by reputable government agencies.

Blame games could split the Jubilee party even though most leaders insist that they are firmly behind Kenyatta and his deputy. Last week, an urgent meeting of the Rift Valley Leaders Caucus was convened after Cheranganyi MP Joshua Kutuny met with Senate Majority Leader Kipchumba Murkomen about an audit of the Rift Valley Leaders Caucus. lifestyle.

Sudi, who telephoned Saturday, said that he was speaking on behalf of the community and that he had nothing to regret about the remarks he made.

"I stand by what I said, I will never excuse myself and respond to Chepkut, me to excuse? To whom?" Said Sudi, who also stated that Chepkut was not a member of the Jubilee but had been elected independent.

Serem however could not be reached for comment because his calls and his texts remained unanswered.

Kiprotich Cherargei, Senator of Nandi, said: "We arrived at the first handshake in 2013. We are determined to ensure that Ruto succeeds Kenyatta in 2022 and dissident voices will never dissuade us."

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Uasin Gishu's governor, Jackson Mandago, challenged leaders to stick to the party in place.

He said unhappy residents called for the search for an alternative political vehicle before the 2022 elections but called on them to support the government of the day.

"We voted in 2017 and we are together in government, it is interesting that we are now told to leave the party, we are firm because it is a vehicle that has life.

He added: "We can not go out and rain, because this party will help us in our ambitions of 2022. There are people who wish that we fall so that they can take advantage of the situation and that will not be possible.