President Uhuru Kenyatta will feature in post 2022 government structure, Gusii spokesperson Simba Arati has claimed.
The proposed constitutional changes, he argued, will give room for parliamentary system of government that would see introduction of premier as head of government.
"Kenyans should prepare for the new power line up, Raila would be President in 2022 with President Uhuru serving as his Prime Minister.
"Those who are opposed to this should start getting used to it early enough,” said Mr Arati, a close ally of Raila Odinga.
While Raila Odinga has been the force behind proposed constitutional changes, Uhuru has remained rather mum.
At his Mt. Kenya backyard, his close allies led by Maina Insist that Uhuru will still remain the community's strongman even after his exit as president.
However, when he visited America in August, Uhuru ruled out chances of extending his stay in government, a move he termed as 'dictatorial'.
"I don't need to overstay in government. We have a constitution that guides us and it must be respected," he said.
But Arati insists the two will remain in picture to stabilise the nation, adding that their recent chemistry is a manifestation of a lot to offer.
Should the additional of seats feature in the referendum, then DP William Ruto, who has recently dismissed it as a idle talk, is likely to oppose it.
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