President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto shake hands during Jubilee Party Manifesto launch, at the Kasarani Gymnasium, June 26, 2017. [Photo: PSCU]
President Uhuru Kenyatta, today (Tuesday) takes his Jubilee Party campaigns, to Tharaka Nithi.
This comes a day after he, alongside his deputy, William Ruto, launched their party Manifesto, dubbed 'Continuing Kenya's Transformation Together'.
The Manifesto launched at the Kasarani Gymnasium, saw the two leaders highlight their transformation agenda, present their scorecard, and their plans for Kenya, in the next government, if they are re-elected.
Uhuru has been on a campaigm trail, countrywide, seeking support for his second term bid. He was in Vihiga, while Ruto was in Nyandarua and Nakuru counties, a day to their Manifesto launch.
During his tour of Tharaka Nithi, an area perceived to be his stronghold, Uhuru will make stopovers in various areas, accompanied by his deputy.
They will tour; Mukothima, Kibung'a, Marimati, Chogoria, Magutuni, Chiakariga, Marima, Kiriani, Kuthwana, and finally hold a public address at Chuka Town.
The tour also aims to counter their opponents' Nasa influence in the region, few days after they traversed the county, and the neighbouring Meru county.