The former Bomet Governor Hon. Isaac Ruto who recently agree to work with William Ruto now wants his party Chama Cha Mashinani (CCM) to be use by William Ruto in 2022 general elections.
Isaac Ruto dismisses the say, United Democratic Alliance is currently the popular party which equally enough to be used by William Ruto in bidding for Presidential seat in 2022.
According to Isaac Ruto, his party (CCM) is more popular than UDA, therefore if multipartism will be ignored then his fit party to be used is CCM.
“I am not going to fold my party, CCM is more popular than UDA. If we must use one party ahead of 2022 elections, then William Ruto should fold his UDA and join CCM. I believe in Multipartism and we’re a democratic country where each and every person is free to make his/her own decision” Former Governor Isaac Ruto said.
Isaac Ruto’s remarks just come in after three days ago, Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria demand for coalitions between Hustler Nation parties which includes his new party Chama Cha Kazi (CCK).
“The truth of the matter is that the United Democratic Alliance which they purport to portray as the ONLY vehicle in the region is only one member of the Hustler Nation. Further, the Hustler Nation is and can not be owned by any particular individual as we started it all as a mass movement and an idea whose time has come” Moses Kuria wrote in his Facebook page.
Isaac Ruto and Moses Kuria are willing to form coalitions with UDA and other parties since the two believe in multi-partyism.
Can these be way of the two Leaders want to Popularise their parties through the coalitions with UDA?
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