Wednesday, August 14, 2024 - Kapsaret MP Oscar Sudi has renewed attacks on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Speaking at the burial of former
IEBC commissioner Irene Masit's father in Elgeyo Marakwet, Sudi lashed out
again at Gachagua over his style of politics.
He faulted the DP for stubbornly
sticking to what he perceived to be regional politics instead of advancing
national unity in his capacity as second in command.
“When leaders get to a certain
level, they should speak for Kenyans not just their people,” he stated.
“You get some leaders saying
‘our people,’ ‘my people,’ which should not be the case, leaders should talk
about matters affecting Kenya.”
The Kapsaret legislator noted
that once elected, leaders ought to always advance national politics that
fosters unity.
“People of Central Kenya for
example, their place is just for production, they are only born there but if
you go around the whole of Kenya, you will find them everywhere,” he explained
adding that it would be fitting for people from Central Kenya to champion the
affairs of Kenya.
In his criticisms, Sudi
challenged leaders hellbent on regional politics to sell their vision in a
friendly way and avoid divisiveness.
“Let us unite and work together. Seek votes with a manifesto and in a friendly way.
"This kind of politics is
backward no wonder Tanzania is ahead of us because they left tribalism behind a
long time ago,” he further added.
The attacks come even as Ruto
has ordered his allies to shelve a planned impeachment motion against Gachagua.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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