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Just a day after meeting ODM Party Leader Raila Odinga at his Capitol Hill Offices in Nairobi, Uasin Gishu business Mogul come politician Bundotich Zedekiah alias Buzeki has come under intense criticism from Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi.

Speaking at a function in Uasin Gishu county, the Ruto allied legislator told off the former CCM party Secretary General, saying his recent abuses on region's kingpin Deputy President William Ruto is uncalled for.

Sudi wondered why Buzeki is busy spewing 'insults' on the DP, yet the two are not in any way competing over the same seat. The Kapseret legislator asked Buzeki to leave and join Raila's ODM party in peace and stop smearing mud on Ruto's name whenever he speaks.

"We don't have any problem with Hon Buzeki, but this habit of him going round and talking ill of Ruto's name and empowerment functions are misguided. Even if he wants to join Raila's ODM, let him walk out in peace and stop talking ill about Ruto," warned Sudi.

The MP lectured Buzeki reminding him that all developments including current infrastructure in the North Rift region have been championed by the DP, hence it is incorrect for him going round claiming Ruto is corrupt and has done little to the Kalenjin community in government.

"All these new tarmac roads and electricity you are seeing are all courtesy of Ruto's work. Buzeki is running for a gubernatorial position and Ruto for presidency, why the biff between him and Ruto? posed Sudi.

He however faulted President Uhuru for allegedly blocking the 22 billion shillings meant for constructing a bigger referral hospital in Uasin Gishu. He also alleged that it was Uhuru who stopped the construction of Kimwarer and Arror Dams, adding that even the recent construction of Eldoret bypass has been really hectic for them due to some forces inside the government.

"Remind Buzeki not to curse the wheelbarrow because that is where he started before building his multi billion logistics company," added Sudi.

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