On Wednesday, Owino in a Facebook post accused the president
of not being honest with the handshake between him and former Prime Minister,
Raila Odinga, after the head of state endorsed McDonald Mariga for Kibra
Parliamentary seat.
But in an interview with citizen TV, Millie informed Babu
Owino that his ideas were naive and that with time, he will grow and develop in
the field of politics.
“Owino and I are at a different level in relation to
generation and experience. When he sees the handshake, he feels that Jubilee
should not field a competitor. I don't think that is what it is, but he will
learn in due season that the handshake does not mean our rivals do not compete
against us," Millie said.
She also revealed that she has a good relationship with
President Uhuru Kenyatta despite criticizing his government before the handshake.
“In politics, we are frenemies. The last time I met the
president during the late Joyce Laboso's funeral, I hugged him," she said.
The
Kenyan DAILY POST
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