Raila, 79, has been Kenya's opposition leader for almost four decades and is expected
to hang his boots once he joins AU as the chairperson.
Speaking on
Thursday, Keter, who has been a fierce critic of the government, said he is
ready to succeed Raila once he joins the continental body.
Highlighting his academic
qualifications, Keter emphasised his eligibility for such a prestigious
position and asserted his resilience against political pressures.
"I see all our MPs and everyone here are supporting the government.
"As for me, I am the opposition. Raila is exiting the arena for the AU role, and I am already in his place.
"In fact, I have held it tightly now that he is out.
"Even if it means becoming the president, I will.
"You should not threaten us because if it is
Kapsabet Boys High School, I went there, University of Nairobi I was there. I
have everything,” Keter claimed.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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