Emerging details indicates that former Bomet Governor, Hon Isaac Ruto, has changed his political tune on supporting deputy president William Ruto in the coming general election.
Few months ago, he publicly announced that he will rally his supporters behind deputy president saying pp that his CCM party shares the same manifesto with Ruto's United Democratic Alliance party.
But he has now revealed that he will not support deputy president. It's alleged that president Uhuru Kenyatta secretly called him urging him to reverse his stand.
Isaac Ruto will be vying for Bomet gubernatorial seat in the coming general election and he's competing with the current governor Hon Hillary Barchok and Hon mosonik who are both members of Ruto's United Democratic Alliance party. It's not known if he will campaign for Raila Odinga.
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