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He added, “You can rest assured that after my tour to the South Rift, President Ruto and his people will troop in with development projects they have not been able to implement despite the pre-election and post-election promises” Dr Fred Matiangi, the Jubilee Deputy Party Leader and Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta also held a rally in Narok town last week to seek support from the residents of the area.
Senator Cheruiyot said, “What the DCP leader (Gachagua) should be reminded that he was impeached by Parliament and cannot lead this country” The leaders – Narok Governor Patrick Ntutu, former Governor Samuel Tunai, Narok Woman Representative Rebecca Tonkei, Narok North MP Agnes Pareiyo, Kitilai Ntutu (Narok South), Senator Joyce Korir (nominated) and Joseph Tonui (Kuresoi South) said the residents of the South Rift would not back the opposition in the next general election.
Mr Gachagua said last Friday in Emurua Dikirr constituency that DCP had a huge following in Narok County and the South Rift region, with members of the Maasai and Kipsigis communities having abandoned the UDA party as a result of unfulfilled promises and a failed development agenda by President Ruto.
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