A nominated Jubilee MP has rubbished claims that cracks have emerged in Jubilee over 2022 succession politics.
According to David Sankok, Jubilee party is intact and ready to lead this country until 2032.
“Jubilee is a moving car which will never run out of fuel. Some selfish individuals are out to mislead Kenyans that President Uhuru Kenyatta has run away from DP William Ruto. I wish to confirm that Uhuru and his Deputy have a good working relationship which will not end any time soon,” said Sankok.
Sankok reiterated that the Jubilee government is committed to delivering the promises made to Kenyans during last year’s campaigns.
“The Jubilee government has big four agenda to implement and that is exactly what the government is focused to do. Uhuru and Ruto are working around the clock to ensure development is realised across all corners of this country,” he noted.
The vocal politician called on Jubilee leaders to shun hatred politics which may lead to division within the ruling party.
On corruption, Sankok said the government doesn’t condone corruption and anyone engaging in corruption should be arrested and be prosecuted in a court of law.
Sankok was speaking on Friday morning during an interview at K24 television.