Kiambu Governor William Kabogo has "apologized" to Deputy President William Ruto over comments he purportedly made saying that Mt. Kenya voting Region was no an ensured win for him in 2022. Early this month, Kabogo was purportedly cited telling the DP that the Mount Kenya bloc would not consequently bolster his presidential offer and that he may likewise be in the race for the top seat.His comments started feedback from an area of pioneers from Central and Rift Valley areas who blamed him for pushing for his narrow minded interests.
Be that as it may, in a fairly sensational unforeseen development, Kabogo – who went with Ruto to Kuresoi, Nakuru on Saturday – said his comments were taken outside the realm of relevance.
Kabogo argued that he was only advising the DP to campaign more vigorously to ensure he wins the support of as many Kenyans as possible in the year 2022.
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He guaranteed Ruto of his backing in the 2022 presidential decision saying that there are individuals out there attempting to make a crack amongst him and the DP to increase political mileage
“Deputy President William Ruto will be the President in 2022. If there is anyone who has doubts, certainly it is not me,” said the Kiambu Governor as the Deputy President said he will take up the challenge by Mr Kabogo to vigorously seek votes in the 2022 presidential election.
He said Kabogo was right to ask him to reach out to the people of Mount Kenya to vote for him. “That is good advice, I will seek the votes of the people of Mount Kenya,” he said. The leaders were speaking at Mau Secondary School in Kuresoi where the DP distributed 831 title deeds to Kamara Settlement Scheme squatters and handed Mau Secondary School a bus.He said Kabogo was on the whole correct to request that he connect with the general population of Mount Kenya to vote in favor of him. "That is good advice, I will seek the votes of the people of Mount Kenya," he said. The Leaders were talking at Mau Secondary School in Kuresoi where the DP dispersed 831 title deeds to Kamara Settlement Scheme squatters and gave Mau Secondary School a transport.