In one of
his final speeches in Ruaka, Uhuru warned Kenyans against electing Ruto, whom he
said didn’t have the interests of Kenyans at heart but was only interested in
enriching himself and becoming a dynasty like the Kenyattas and Odingas.
One year
down the line since Ruto assumed power, Uhuru's words have come to pass since the
President has been accused of buying a 4000-acre piece of land in Naivasha.
According
to Naivasha Member of Parliament, Jayne Kihara, Ndabibi land was owned by a
businessman named Kipkulei and he has sold it to Ruto.
"Can we stop the owner from selling the land to the President?
"It has been proven that this land belongs to Kipkulei, let him sell it to whoever he wants.
"We followed up on that case; we
know he had a problem which is why he needed to sell the land," Kihara
told her constituents after they accused Ruto of grabbing the piece of land.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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