Mwengi Mutuse hits out at Uhuru Kenyatta over anti-Ruto politics

Mwengi Mutuse Hits Out at Uhuru Kenyatta Over Anti-Ruto Politics

President William Ruto's allies accuse former President Kenyatta of undermining the current administration's political agenda

MP Mwengi Mutuse urges Uhuru to retire gracefully and stop interfering in politics

Kenya Kwanza administration prioritises development projects over early political campaigns

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Kitui - Allies of President William Ruto from the Ukambani region have intensified their attacks on former President Uhuru Kenyatta , accusing him of orchestrating a political campaign to undermine the Head of State despite the support he received from Ruto throughout his presidency.

Mwengi Mutuse Hits Out at Uhuru Kenyatta Over Anti-Ruto Politics Source: Facebook Speaking during a church service at AIC Watuka in Mbooni Constituency on Sunday, Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse said it was unfair for the former President to rally political forces against President Ruto , whom he described as a loyal ally who stood by Uhuru throughout his 10 years in office.

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Mutuse said Ruto remained steadfast in supporting Uhuru during his presidency and played a pivotal role in his successful election in 2013 and re-election in 2017.

The MP further claimed that the former president should not be aggrieved by the current administration's achievements, saying President Ruto is implementing key development programmes that Uhuru's administration failed to deliver.

The Kibwezi West legislator also urged the former Head of State to retire gracefully and refrain from interfering in the country's politics .

Mutuse maintained that the Kenya Kwanza administration remains focused on delivering development projects across the country and urged leaders to prioritise service delivery over early political campaigns.

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