As the day of the general elections approaches, politicians across the political divide are busy crisscrossing the country as they try to consolidate votes.
Narok county gubernatorial aspirant, Moitalel Ole Kenta has blasted the politicians who are not campaigning for Raila Odinga on the ground.https://twitter.com/i/status/1541779341041868800
He further blasted the politicians who spent most of the time on social media, telling them Raila Odinga will not win through Twitter but instead with the actual votes on the ground.
This has come a day after the vocal Narok North member of parliament, who is also vying for Narok County governor, was heard endorsing the deputy president on his campaigns. His sentiments had sparked mixed reactions from the political divide. It
Moitalel Ole Kenta had found a hostile ground and had to sing to their tune, as he looked for votes.
Narok county is known to be one of the Orange Democratic movement strongholds, but the deputy president United Democratic Alliance party has gained popularity.
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