Political Expert Alleges How Raila Has Fallen Into President Ruto's Trap
By Felix2032 (self media writer) | 2 months ago
According to a well-known political analyst, Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga, the leader of the Azimio One Kenya Alliance, fell into President William Samoei Ruto's trap by standing up for IEBC Vice-Chair Juliana Cherera.
via his authorized YouTube channel. Makwiny urged Raila Amollo Odinga to approach President William Ruto using the greatest political strategies.
Raila Odinga was not intended to get involved in the ongoing dispute between President William Ruto and the Four IEBC Commissioners, according to Lee Makwiny's opinions.
He claims that President Ruto moved Juliana Cherera out of the way on purpose so he could intercept Raila's misguided objective.
He said the fact that Raila Odinga and Juliana Cherera conspired to harm William Samoei Ruto is now abundantly obvious. And he has already been caught in the cunning bait trap set by President William Ruto. This is a crucial piece of information for President William Ruto to use to expel Juliana Cherera and her group from the IEBC. And William Ruto has the support of Kenyans.
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