Moses Kuria Speaks Of Becoming President After William Ruto In 2032 (VIDEO)
By Cephasbill (self media writer) | 1 month ago
Political tensions are at an all-time high, with new facts emerging on a regular basis. A lot is going on around the country, and policymakers are doing whatever they can to preserve themselves ahead of 2022. Moses Kuria got the opportunity to continue representing DP Ruto in the Mt. Kenya vote.
During today's campaign, Moses Kuria disclosed his next step, saying he wants to become the next president, following DP Ruto's 10-year tenure. He could've been heard persuading people into voting for them and in Kiswahili by saying this; "Kidogo, Ruto akimaliza mtanipandisha?" Mnitoe at the bottom? Up, Mnipeleke? Mmesema Ruto akimaliza nichukue. Rais yake Kumi Mimi? Mikono, ebu Nionyesheni, Moses Kuria said.
While he was saying these things, the crowd applauded him loudly for what he had told them. This was an outstanding moment for him since he stated unequivocally his intention to run for the top seat, despite the fact that he is still campaigning for the gubernatorial position.
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