Deputy President William Ruto has said he will take up Governor William Kabogo's challenge to vigorously seek votes in the 2022 presidential poll.
This comes after Kiambu Governor William Kabogo allegedly issued a statement that seemed to suggest that the TNA side will not fully support Ruto's bid for the presidency come 2022.
"I don't find what Kabogo said to be insulting, in fact, it is a statement that means I must be on toes. I will fight to convince people from every region to vote for me, and you know am good at that," Ruto said. However, in a sharp turn of events, Kabogo who was with Ruto in Kuresoi, Nakuru County, said he will back him for the presidency in 2022.
Ruto spoke at Mau Secondary School in Kuresoi North Constituency, Nakuru County where he gave 831 title deeds to Kamara settlement scheme squatters and also handed Mau Secondary school a bus.