Uhuru is set to retire in 2022 after serving his two five-year-terms and
some leaders led by former Vice President, Kalonzo Musyoka, are proposing for an
extension of Uhuru’s term limit to allow him complete projects he initiated
during his 10 year rule.
Though some leaders are opposed to Kalonzo’s proposal, Kisii politician,
Don Bosco Gichana, said the Kikuyu will continue to rule Kenyans for many years
to come.
In a post on social media, Gichana said he had done an analysis since
independence and he is very sure about it.
“I say this with a heavy heart it's a stark
reality.”
“We others may lead Kenya but
Kikuyus will rule for many years to come.”
“No questions please! no
comments, please! And I am not hating on anyone, it's my opinion and opinion is
like ......everyone has one.”
“I have also analysed carefully
our politics since Independence. You can take this to the Bank,” Bosco
said.
Bosco has been Raila's friend for a long time.
He speared his campaign in Gusii region during the 2007
elections.
When he was arrested for money laundering and detained without
trial, Raila negotiated for his released after five years of agony in a
Tanzanian prison.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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