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RUTO gets the SHOCK of his life as UHURU’s TNA and APK goons boo and heckle him

Deputy president william ruto has been forced to cancel his rally at Chogoria for security reasons - NO JUBILATION! Friday March 14, 2014 - The planned public rally by Deputy President William Ruto at Chogoria, in Meru County, has failed to take off after irate youths drawn from President Uhuru Kenyatta’s TNA and Kiraitu Murungi’s APK disrupted the meeting. The goons, who were allegedly hired by Uhuru and Kiraitu’s operatives to ensure Ruto does not popularize his URP party in Central and Meru regions, confronted the Deputy President’s entourage FORCING HIM TO RUN FOR HIS DEAR LIFE! Ruto was forced to cancel his meeting at Chogoria for security reasons after youths started to question the motive of the rally and accused him of trying to outdo Uhuru Kenyatta. Earlier on, there were some rumours that President Uhuru Kenyatta’s TNA is not happy with the way Deputy President William Ruto and his wife, Rachael Ruto, are making inroads in Central Kenya and the Meru region, trying to woo Kikuyus and Merus to URP in readiness for the 2017 General Election, where it is alleged that Ruto would be on the ballot gunning for Presidency. And as it turns out, the rumour was true and it will be interesting to see how things unfold.
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