Did the Current President William Samoei Arap Ruto and Former Prime minister Right Honourable Raila Amollo Odinga fake their differences on BBI?
Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichungw'a Reveals that President William Ruto was not hard on BBI, as most of us thought. But it was a way of Achieving a certain Political Objective.
According to Ichungw'a sentiments, William Ruto almost supported 80% of BBI written points on the paper. And it reached a point whereby a section of his Allies in their Respective Counties urged their Residents to support the Initiative.
"You people misinterpreted William Ruto's Stand on BBI. Ruto never opposed the popular Building Bridges Initiative. It was a way to win votes on his side. And they both knew this."
"Ruto supported BBI by almost 80%. And since it was Raila Odinga's Project, he had to paint a filthy image on the Initiative. Since it was a Political Competition."
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