DP William Ruto [the-star.co.ke]
A section of Jubilee supporters has raised concerns over the repeat presidential elections results that Jubilee received from deputy president's own constituency and blamed him for not containing his backyard.
According to some of those interviewed by this reporter, they said they are not happy with him as he failed to mobilize a good number of voters to turn out in large numbers to boost Jubilee reach its maximum target of about 10 million votes.
Their concerns were raised after IEBC announced that in Turbo constituency which has 110,857 registered voters, only 55,372 turned up, representing 49 percent while Ruto voted at Kosachei Primary School in the constituency.
Edgar Mokua blamed Ruto for the low voter turnout and urged him to ensure he contains his backyard if he wants to lead Kenya.
"We thought Jubilee would hit the 10 million vote mark but unfortunately we didn't and that has been brought about our own mistakes such like the one DP Ruto made in his constituency," said Mokua
Another Jubilee supporter, Vincent Kambaga, however, defended DP Ruto as he said he had a lot to work on in the whole country.
"They know the DP is a little bit busy campaigning in the whole country and they would have done their duty of turning out to vote," said Kambaga