Kenya Kwanza Alliance Presidential hopeful William Ruto and Azimio – One Kenya flag bearer Raila Odinga, known for his Lero ni Lero campaign song are the perceived two horses locking horns in Uhuru’s succession battle, slated in August, 9, 2022.
Deputy President William Ruto has pitched tents especially in president Uhuru Kenyatta’s rural turf wooing electorates to dismiss Raila’s presidency and endorse Kenya Kwanza’s mouthwatering basket of bottom-up manifestos.
Raila on the other hand has embarked on vote hunting mission and attempted to thwart Ruto’s popularity in vote-rich region , Mt Kenya, by intriguingly picking Narc Kenya party leader Martha Karua as his principal assistant for August presidential pact.
However, it has emerged that DP Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza faction might be cohabiting Azimio – One Kenya ‘mole’ following the latest shocking incident where Tangatanga ardent legislator set his phone ringtone with Azimio’s popular Lero Lero ni Lero song.
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According to the Star, Ruto’s MP shocked colleagues and journalists during a press conference at parliament buildings as the phone started ringing with Lero Lero ni Lero theme in the middle of the press.
“A staunch Deputy President William Ruto allied MP this week shocked his colleagues and journalists during a press conference at parliament buildings. In the middle of the live press briefing, the UDA legislator’s phone started ringing with Azimio leader Raila Odinga’s campaign Lero Lero ni Lero theme song ringtone” Star reported.
A news cutting from the Star Newspaper
This emerges after the disquiet and murmurs from Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) camp has allegedly Azimio – One Kenya moles leaking crucial informations to the opponents that risks jeopardizing Ruto’s state house bid in August race.
With such a realization, should DP William Ruto reign hard on the suspected characters, or simply tolerate them for the sake of the election? Share your thoughts with us.
