Uhuru Shocks Kenyans With Message to Mt Kenya Residents

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has reportedly issued a cautionary message to those who disregarded his earlier advice against voting for Raila in the 2022 elections.

Speaking at a meeting in Nairobi, the ex-head of state urged them to refrain from misusing Baba (a term of endearment for Raila) and asserted that he feels validated in his attempts to dissuade Mount Kenya residents from succumbing to the influence of then-Deputy President William Ruto.

Uhuru Kenyatta expressed his satisfaction at having tried to prevent the residents of Mt Kenya from being swayed by Ruto’s persuasion, emphasizing that his warnings went unheeded.

He questioned the rationale behind individuals seeking Raila’s support against economic challenges and unpopular policies imposed by the Kenya Kwanza Regime, only to vilify him when he calls for demonstrations.

Furthermore, Kenyatta claimed to have received reports from friends indicating the closure of numerous businesses, with victims predominantly hailing from the Mt Kenya region.

This revelation adds a layer to the political discourse, suggesting economic ramifications and potentially linking them to political decisions made during the election.

The former president’s remarks underscore a perceived shift in dynamics and highlight the tensions between political figures.

Kenyatta’s reflection on his earlier counsel and the apparent consequences on businesses in Mt Kenya adds complexity to the political narrative, shedding light on the broader impact of political choices on the economic landscape.

As Kenya navigates its political terrain, these statements contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding leadership, alliances, and the repercussions of electoral decisions.