Jubilee Secretary General Hon. Jeremiah Kioni has said that there is a scheme to shortchange Mt Kenya leaders in Kenya Kwanza Coalition.
"Some of my Mt Kenya Colleagues In Kenya Kwanza have intimated of a scheme to shortchange them. I won't surprised. He president will do reverse psychology on the region for five years". Hon. Jeremiah Kioni Jubilee secretary general.
The Jubilee secretary general Jeremiah Kioni did not state exactly the scheme and those planing the scheme to shortchange Mt Kenya leaders in Kenya Kwanza Coalition. The big question is if there is any political leader in Mt Kenya region to expose any scheme to shortchange Mt Kenya region in Kenya Kwanza Coalition should it be the Jubilee secretary general Jeremiah Kioni?
There have been rumours that there is a serious fight between president William Ruto with a section of Mt Kenya leaders in Kenya Kwanza Coalition but both president William Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua denied the allegations.
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