NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 5 – Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang’i has assured Kenyans that opposition leaders will remain united in their push to remove President William Ruto from power in…
Matiang’i said opposition leaders were committed to working together, insisting that those expecting divisions within the camp would be disappointed.
Speaking during a political tour of Limuru, Kiambu County, where he was accompanied by other opposition leaders, including Martha Karua and Ndindi Nyoro, Matiang’i said the opposition had a common plan to bring change to the country.
“To those people who sit betting that we will scatter and never become one team, please listen to me, you will lose your bet. This opposition team will be one team,” Matiang’i declared.
He said the opposition’s priority was to unite behind a common political agenda, arguing that Kenyans were demanding cooperation among leaders seeking to challenge Ruto in the next election.
Source: Capital FM