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UHURU may be setting up RUTO to AL-SHABAAB - KETER throws another bombshell

armoured.jpg A section of disgruntled Kalenjin leaders have accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of setting up Deputy President William Ruto, to Al-Shabaab while he acquires armored vehicles to protect himself from them. The leaders led by outspoken Nandi Hills MP, Alfred Keter, demanded that Uhuru Kenyatta purchases armored vehicles for the Deputy President like the ones he recently acquired in the spirit of 50/ 50 power sharing to protect him from Al-Shabaab as well. Keter said Ruto is not immune to Al-Shabaab and as principal in Jubilee Government, he may be a target for the Al-Shabaab after Uhuru and his Government refused to pull KDF out of Somalia. The Nandi Hills legislator said Uhuru is lying to Ruto to keep KDF in Somalia to anger the Al-Shabaab while he himself acquires anti-missile and bullet proof vehicles to protect himself. “Ruto is being cheated by Uhuru to maintain KDF in Somalia while he buys armored cars to protect himself and leaving him exposed. Ruto is not immune to Al-Shabaab and should be bought armoured vehicles too,” said Keter. Keter noted that Uhuru’s recent move is suspect and could know something that Ruto doesn’t and as such the Deputy President should be extra careful. The Kenyan DAILY POST
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