President elect William Ruto has predicted doom for Raila's Azimio coalition as he has alleged why the coalition is likely to break in coming days.
Speaking after receiving the Devolution Empowerment Party (DEP) of Kiraitu Murungi to his Kenya Kwanza movement, Ruto claimed that his coalition is considerate unlike that of Raila which was built using threats, blackmail and intimidation.
In his believe, Ruto applauded on building a coalition on consensus and with goals and dreams, he then predicted that going forward most of Raila's close allies will likely join his Kenya Kwanza team because his alliance has the interest of all parties in it.
Ruto also claimed that if he is sworn in as the president he will ensure that the DCI and EACC will remain neutral in discharging their duties and will not be available for use by any political party.
This comes after a number of political parties have dumped Raila's Azimio coalition for the Kenya Kwanza team of Ruto.
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