Kanini Kega, an East African Legislative Assembly Member of Parliament, went after retiring President Uhuru Kenyatta Wednesday, asking him to step down from politics and hand over leadership of the Jubilee party to other leaders.
Speaking at a Sunday service at Isiolo Boys High School in Isiolo County, where President William Ruto was also present, Kega stated that former President Uhuru Kenyatta should not become engaged in the current Jubilee party squabbles and instead focus on other matters in his retirement.
“When you retire from the presidency, you step away from political party issues and allow other leaders to serve,” he explained.
At the same time, Kega revealed that the Jubilee Party’s National Delegates Conference (NDC) will not take place on Monday, as previously stated by the Jeremiah Kioni group.
“I want to assure you that there will be a Jubilee Party NDC tomorrow, Monday, May 22, as the party leadership we shall organize and announce the date and venue for the NDC later,” he said.
Kanini Kega’s words come just days after Uhuru shifted the Jubilee Party NDC from the Bomas of Kenya to Ngong Racecourse after Ruto’s government denied him access to the Bomas site.
