President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses Kilifi county residents during his visit to the region on Tuesday. [Photo/The Star]
President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto have continued their aggression of NASA even after the withdrawal of the outfit from the repeat presidential polls slated for October 26.
Speaking during a series of political rallies in the Coast region on Tuesday, President Kenyatta observed that NASA has only specialized in propaganda and lies that they feed the public to paint his administration in bad light.
"If there is any cup our opponents can win easily. It is the one for propaganda and many people fall for their propaganda," the Head of State remarked.
He further condemned NASA leader Raila Odinga's move to pull out of the presidential race, asserting that Raila had subjected Kenyans to an injustice since the government had heavily invested in the polls.
"I hear he has withdrawn after making us spend Sh12 billion. That is injustice to Kenyans because that money could have been used on other development projects," he said.
He further maintained that he won the the August polls despite NASA's successful petition of his reelection.
"Out of 47 woman representatives, Jubilee won 31 while the Opposition won 16 in total. Jubilee won 29 governors while the Opposition won only 18. How could anyone say Uhuru did not win the presidency?" He posed.