Gatundu North Member of parliament honorable Moses Kuria has reportedly told Deputy president William Ruto that he is stubborn and need to change. Saying that that he never listened to UDA Members of parliament when they warned him about handshake.
In a video posted by a writer in his you tube channel, Moses Kuria claims that Dp Ruto is a stubborn person and he needs to change. Saying that in 207-2018,when Uhuru and Raila emerge after handshake. UDA members of parliament came forward to complain to Ruto.
That Uhuru-Raila want to betray him but that time Deputy president William Ruto couldn't believe them saying that Uhuru Kenyatta is his good friend. And later after almost 3 years is when he believed that Uhuru was betraying him. Moses Kuria said that Ruto should stop being stubborn and always listen to others before it's late.
On the other hand, Moses Kuria thanked Deputy president William Ruto and all the other political leaders , for working selfishly in oder to make sure that common citizens will be put first in the next government which they will form.
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