DP William Ruto warns Jubilee politicians

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Deputy President William Ruto has urged leaders to focus on their mandate of serving the people.
He reminded them that they have a debt to Kenyans through the pledges they made to the electorate in 2017.
In particular, Ruto asked Jubilee politicians to pay attention to the party’s manifesto, whose prime goal is to transform the country. He spoke on Sunday in Suswa, Narok county, where he attended an interdenominational prayer service

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