Deputy President William Ruto yesterday reached out to his URP supporters and asked them to prepare for an exodus to Jubilee.
He said those opposing the union are opposition moles within Jubilee.
Those resisting the move and wanting to remain in URP will have themselves to blame next year, the DP said.
“The vehicle that took us to where we are has reached its destination and we have prepared a new one that will take us to 2022. Those who don’t want to alight will be returned home,” Ruto said.
He asked URP members to trust him.
Ruto was addressing a mammoth rally during inter-denominational prayers at Kapsabet Boys’ High School in Nandi.
The prayer rally for new Agriculture CS Willy Bett and PS Andrew Tuimur was presided over by the Anglican Archbishop Eliud Wabukala and his AIC counterpart Bishop Silas Yego.
The DP said those against the folding up of URP have ulterior motives.
Leaders at the prayer rally included CSs Charles Keter (Energy), Henry Rotich (Treasury) and Phyllis Kandie (Labour) and governors Cleophas Lagat (Nandi), Jackson Mandago (Uasin Gishu) and Alex Tolgos (Elgeyo Marakwet).
Others were MPs Moses Kuria (Gatundu South), Kirwa Bitok (Mosop), Julius Meli (Tinderet), Elijah Lagat (Chesumei) and Cornelius Serem (Aldai), and senators Stephen Sang (Nandi) and Isaac Meli (Uasin Gishu).
Woman representatives present included Zipporah Kering (Nandi), Sabina Chege (Murang’a) and Rachel Shebesh (Nairobi).
Several principle secretaries were also at the rally.
Leaders said the bribery claims against Supreme Court judge Philip Tunoi were stage-managed for next year’s polls.
Keter said he supported Keiyo elders’ plan to perform a traditional ‘curse’ ritual to establish the truth.
“There is something wrong with some Kalenjin youths. They are fixing others just like the ICC case where they made false statements for cheap money,” he said.
He said those opposing the union are opposition moles within Jubilee.
Those resisting the move and wanting to remain in URP will have themselves to blame next year, the DP said.
“The vehicle that took us to where we are has reached its destination and we have prepared a new one that will take us to 2022. Those who don’t want to alight will be returned home,” Ruto said.
He asked URP members to trust him.
Ruto was addressing a mammoth rally during inter-denominational prayers at Kapsabet Boys’ High School in Nandi.
The prayer rally for new Agriculture CS Willy Bett and PS Andrew Tuimur was presided over by the Anglican Archbishop Eliud Wabukala and his AIC counterpart Bishop Silas Yego.
The DP said those against the folding up of URP have ulterior motives.
Leaders at the prayer rally included CSs Charles Keter (Energy), Henry Rotich (Treasury) and Phyllis Kandie (Labour) and governors Cleophas Lagat (Nandi), Jackson Mandago (Uasin Gishu) and Alex Tolgos (Elgeyo Marakwet).
Others were MPs Moses Kuria (Gatundu South), Kirwa Bitok (Mosop), Julius Meli (Tinderet), Elijah Lagat (Chesumei) and Cornelius Serem (Aldai), and senators Stephen Sang (Nandi) and Isaac Meli (Uasin Gishu).
Woman representatives present included Zipporah Kering (Nandi), Sabina Chege (Murang’a) and Rachel Shebesh (Nairobi).
Several principle secretaries were also at the rally.
Leaders said the bribery claims against Supreme Court judge Philip Tunoi were stage-managed for next year’s polls.
Keter said he supported Keiyo elders’ plan to perform a traditional ‘curse’ ritual to establish the truth.
“There is something wrong with some Kalenjin youths. They are fixing others just like the ICC case where they made false statements for cheap money,” he said.
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