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Ruto asks NASA leaders to ‘stop disturbing the president’.
Deputy President William Ruto has asked National Super Alliance (NASA) leaders to sort out their issues without involving the President.
The Deputy President said the President has very demanding responsibilities of serving more than 45 million Kenyans and not just a few leaders.
Dr Ruto said it was not the responsibility of the President to resolve opposition leader’s problems.
He said: “I urge fellow leaders to stop disturbing the President. The President was elected to plan for the county’s development on behalf of 45 million Kenyans. The President was not elected to serve four or five people.”
“Wacheni Kusumbua Rais” Ruto Tells NASA leaders. Photo Courtesy
Dr Ruto said opposition leaders have given the President a difficult task of uniting them instead of allowing him to focus on his national duties.
The Deputy President said the opposition has wasted the President’s time pushing for constitutional amendments to serve their political interests at the expense of government projects.
He said: “It is not fair that for four years, six people have been disturbing the President to change the constitution because of their grid for power and are now disturbing him to organise them for next year’s general election.”
The Deputy President spoke during Sunday Service at New Breed City Chapel, Kiambu Road and African Holy Ghost Christian Church, Huruma, Nairobi County.
He was accompanied by MPs Nixon Korir (Langata), Benjamin Gathiru (Embakasi Central), John Kiarie (Dagoretti South), James Gakuya (Embakasi North), George Theuri (Embakasi West), Millicent Omanga (nominated), Alice Wahome (Kandara), Joyce Korir (Bomet County), Gichunge Kabeabea (Tigania East), Florence Jematiah (EALA), Eric Muchangi (Runyenjes), and former Starehe MP Margaret Wanjiru.
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