"Wewe Ndio Ulikataa Handshake," Ichungwa Tells Ruto As Plot To Amend New Constitution Emmerges
By VoomaBesh (self media writer) | 5 months ago
Hon. Kimani Ichungwa, a Kikuyu member of parliament, came out swinging today to urge the leader of the nation to disregard rumors and false information being spread about the new constitutional amendment plan by some influential figures in the Kenya Kwanza and Azimio Camp.
The Kikuyu MP has for the first time told Kenyans it cannot make sense for Ruto to initiate a handshake deal with Raila yet he (Ruto) was the forefront of opposing Uhuru's handshake. The MP was speaking in Nyandarua during another Mega Church service attended by several Kenya Kwanza Alliance Leaders, including but not limited to Mt Kenya Region brigade.
"Bwana Rais Niko Na Swali Kwa Sababu Nineskia viongozi wengine hapa wakisambaza Fake News. Si ni wewe Ulikua Umekataa Handshake? Si Ni Wewe handshake iliharibu Mambo? Basi inaeza kuwa aje Unataka Handshake na Raila?... Let this message sink deep amongst oye leaders. The head of state doesn't want to amend the Constitution to benefit anyone...." Ichungwa Said even as he informed Ruto that Parliamentarians will support his Plans.
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