- “Constitutional amendment should not divide Kenyans by instilling hatred and sectoral politics among them.” These were sentiments made by Deputy President William Ruto concerning the BBI process.
Dr Ruto has beakoned the BBI proponents to provide public education on the document instead of running a Yes-no campaign. – By Gerald Gekara.
Ruto was speaking at the burial of Nalangu Enole Ntutu, the mother of Stephen Ole Ntutu who is a former Narok Senator.
He was accompanied by Labour CS Simon Chelugui, Governors Samuel Tunai (Narok); Hillary Barchok (Bomet) and Joseph Ole Lenku (Kajiado) as well as MPs Korei Ole Lemein (Narok South); Soipan Tuya (Narok) and David Ole Sankok (nominated).
Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro said the Msambweni by-election means that Kenyans were more interested in consensus of the BBI document.
The leaders spoke after a celebrated victory in Msambweni constituency where independent Candidate Feisal Bader won the seat.
He garnered 15,251 votes against Boga Omari (ODM) who got 10,444 votes in the Tuesday by-election.
