Makueni County Senator Mutula Kilonzo Junior has warned DP Ruto's supported candidate from UDA on the upcoming Machakos County By-election.
Through his official online handle, the vocal Senator has even gone ahead to advise the UDA candidate to concede and step down for the Wiper party candidate.
Failure to do so as advised then he should be ready for a landslide shock from a Wiper party candidate who now seems to be the most popular on the ground than any other candidate eyeing for the same vacant Senatorial seat in Machakos County.
His statement comes just moments after the Maendeleo Chap Chap candidate massively supported by Machakos County Governor Alfred Mutua had quite the race.
According to Senator Mutula who had had a chance to react to that move by Maendeleo Chap Chap candidate, it is very clear Wiper party candidate was going to beat Governor Mutua's candidate.
The same move should now be followed by UDA party candidates to avoid embarrassment in the upcoming By-election in Machakos County.
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