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Deputy President William Ruto has urged residents of Narok County not to elect leaders who do not have projects to showcase their performance. Speaking in Narok and Kiambu counties where he led his campaign, Ruto said he would hold hands with elected officials under the UDA party and ensure they print jobs without discrimination. However, at the Kiambu conference, the governorship candidates who are part of the Kenya First coalition, along with William Kabogo of the Tujibebe party and Moses Kuria of the Labor Party did not attend.
DP Ruto urges residents not to elect leaders who do not have projects to showcase their perfomance
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