Deputy President William Ruto said he was confident his Jubilee coalition will win 2017 elections. However what has emerged from his home tough Rift Valley has shown mixed signs of this assertion. With Kanu, a dominant Party in the region now says they won’t join JAP a new outfit that should be born out of Jubilee. Senior members of Jubilee coalition from the region ; notably Governors, Senators, MPs, MCAs , the clergy so on from the region have also boycotted joining the new house , which could pose major blow to Presidents Party. Considering that Both R. Valley and Central Kenya constitutes the ruling coalition numbers made up of two tribes (Kikuyu and the Kelinjin), will challenge opposition to the surprise of many, that has remained formidably united and seeming to enjoy goodwill from the rest 40+ tribes. The latter has her integral regions she boasts of intact as well . What should we expect ….a clash of the titans ahead ?
Haha Irony ....Jubilee will fall.
ReplyDeleteCord will take it home, but they must stick together.....because truly they have the numbers.
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