An angry President Uhuru Kenyatta today retaliated at his fierce allies-turned-critics including Deputy President William Ruto, urging them to decide whether they want to be with him in government or not. – By Gerald Gekara.
Speaking in Uthiru, Kiambu County where he was commissioning a level 3 health center and community water project, President Uhuru expressed his anger as to how his close allies are working against him, tarnishing the Jubilee government achievements while engaging in criticizm against the BBI.
““If you feel the government is good, stay with it. If you keep criticising it, leave and let others continue working. Our aim is unity of the people and not to be divided. We want people to pull as one. We want leaders who will cater to issues affecting Kenyans and not divisive politics,” Uhuru said.
President Kenyatta went on to caution his critics who have lately taken shots at him, not to claim they are working together.
“I am not a person of fights. Mine is for Kenyans to benefit from development projects that transform their lives,” he said.
He however invited those criticizing him to join him in his quest to work for Kenyans.
