Embattled Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu has insisted that no amount of intimidation will change his tune in the political arena.
On Sunday, while addressing a rally in Kiambu, the first term county boss said that he only fears God and hot porridge. He maintained that there is no way he will stand with Former Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga.
The county boss denied claims that he has misused funds allocated to the people of his area. He alleged that his woes stem from his support for Deputy President William Ruto.
“No, I cannot follow Raila Odinga by force, I only fear God and hot porridge in this world, only that,” said Waititu.
Waititu also dismissed claims that his daughter has been making money from the tenders allocated to her by the county government. He further said that allegations linking him to 50 bank accounts are baseless and ill-driven.
The county boss has been on spot for weeks after it emerged that he cannot account for millions channelled to his government by the National Treasury.
Deputy President William Ruto has since defended Waititu over claims that he looted the county's offers for his selfish gains.
Last week on Thursday, he was arrested and released by EACC officers. An investigation into the loss of millions in Kiambu County is ongoing.