Deputy President William Ruto has urged the Kamba community to support the Government, as seven MPs from the region said no amount of intimidation will stop them from working with Jubilee administration for the sake of development.
Ruto told the Kamba community that they stand to benefit from Jubilee as opposed to the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) that they are currently aligned to.
Speaking at Kasikeu Secondary school in Kilome Constituency, Makueni County Wednesday, the Deputy President said the Opposition has no agenda for Kenyans.
“I wish to ask the people of Ukambani to forget what happened in 2013 and support Jubilee come 2017 elections. We know you supported them then but this time let us walk this road together,” said Mr Ruto.