Will Uhuru Succeed Chasing Ruto From Central Kenya? See Results From a Poll
President Kenyatta opined that his once political friend Deputy President William Ruto is “still a young boy” who needs a little refining before he is trusted by the Mt. Kenya region when it comes to the top seat in government.
Alex kym
The head of state Uhuru Kenyatta officially kicked off political divorce proceedings with his Deputy William Ruto as endorsed Opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Now a poll asking Kenyans to vote on if the head of state will succeed to neutralise his Deputy's in the region has been carried out by an online media house, Mutembei TV.
According to the poll in which at least 19k Kenyans online have voted, 60% agree that Uhuru will be able to chase Ruto from Mt Kenya while the remaining 39% disagree that the head of state won't succeed.
The poll by the media house comes a day after President Kenyatta in efforts to curtail the influence of Ruto in the region in favor of Odinga painted the DP as a man who is “dishonest, greedy for power, impatient and unsuitable to lead.
