Former presidential candidate Mwalimu Abduba Dida has criticized members of President William Ruto's United Democratic Alliance party who are allegedly working on plans to expand the presidential term limit from the current 5 years and 2 terms to a maximum of 75 years old.
Former contender for president Mwalimu Abduba Dida. Photo/Courtesy.
Dida has sent a warning to Ruto's allies, claiming that they will be most impacted by the change. If they are successful, he predicted, former president Uhuru Kenyatta will undoubtedly run again in 2027.Though UDA said it wasn't interested in power, he pointed out that it was inevitable that it would modify the constitution.
https://twitter.com/mwalimu_dida/status/1589845142432669696?t=Xi8_dKU1k74MnqyxIKIs5g&s=19
"Let's pretend that we didn't know that a chameleon changes its colors. UDA is sailing towards Bermuda triangle. This will affect them more that anyone else. Let President Ruto have his 1 or 2 terms and go. Unless of course you want to have President Uhuru in 2027(Guaranteed)." Mwalimu Dida posted on his social media pages.
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