[National Assembly majority leader Aden Duale at a past function. He has been cautioned against imposing leaders on the people.] (Photo/ standardmedia.co.ke)Narok West MP Patrick Ntutu has launched a scathing attack on National Assembly majority leader Aden Duale alongside Deputy President William Ruto and Narok Governor Samuel Ole Tunai for allegedly imposing leaders on the people.
The lawmaker said that he will mobilize residents of his region not to attend rallies organized by Jubilee if the trio does not desist from the same.
The vocal politician expressed dissatisfaction at the way leaders of the party were addressing politicians from the region. He noted that he has a lot of respect for Duale, who is defending his seat in the August polls but reminded him to tread cautiously.
“I have a lot of respect for Duale because he hails from a pastoralist community like me, but he must respect his compatriots. I understand he will loose on August and that will happen because Duale has no respect for other leaders,” Ntutu said.
The legislator warned the three against blackmailing local politicians ahead of the forthcoming general elections.
“We will direct our people not to attend your rallies if your agenda is to paint our local leaders in bad light," he noted.
The MP also said that he expects the forthcoming general elections to be fair and peaceful.