President Uhuru Kenyatta during his tour in Machakos.[Photo/facebook.com-Uhuru Kenyatta]President Uhuru Kenyatta has taken a swipe at the National Super Alliance under the stewardship of former Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga and Wiper Party Leader Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, accusing the political movement of fighting to rise to power without proper plans for Kenyans.
The head of State said that leaders of the opposition are full of empty talk, adding that Kenyans are tired of the same as we head to the August general elections.
The President spoke during his tour in Ukambani, where he was accompanied by his Deputy William Ruto and other leaders backing his re-election bid.
“There is a difference between politicians and leaders. Leaders do not care about themselves but care about their people,” said the President, as quoted by Capital FM.
He added: “The difference between us is that our opponents are politicians, we are leaders and search for leadership that changes the lives of Kenyans".
During his tour in the region, the president promised to improve the lives of the residents if he is accorded another term in office. He also boasted about his great performance scoreboard while citing different projects he has initiated in the region since he took over the leadership of this nation following the last general elections.
He further called upon Kalonzo to join Jubilee in order for his people to reap from being part of the government.