"I Will Straighten Things In Riftvalley Region" Gideon Moi Insists

Baringo Senator Gideon Moi has been touring different parts of Western Kenya a head of the by-elections. Gideon Moi has been in the company of other leaders who they have formed an alliance. They include: Anc Party leader Musalia Mudavadi, Kalonzo Musyoka, Moses Wetangula, MP'S and Senators.

Gideon Moi has today while campaigning insisted that he remains the Kalenjin kingpin and will straighten things up.

"Umoja wetu no nguvu yetu. Wabukusu show you have your own mind. Usijali Mambo ya bonde la ufa.Huko tutangeneza. Hiyo ni Kazi yangu. Tengenezeni hapa na mimi uko". The Kanu party leader and Deputy President William Ruto have been involved in supremacy war of who leads the Kalenjin community. This will be of great relevance in the build up of 2022 General election.

Baringo county assembly was the first to fail the BBI bill. This was a huge political blow to Gideon Moi who is the region's senator.

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