DCP PARTY

Sammy Douglas Waweru continuous to have a heartfelt discussion with the people of Ol-Kalou in his bid to convince each one of them to elect him as their representative in the National Assembly.

Earlier today, The DCP Party Candidate visited the village of Pasenga in Rurii ward, Ol kalou constituency.

UNITED ALTERNATIVE GOVERNMENT

3rd June, 2026

OPEN LETTER TO H.E. DR. WILLIAM SAMOEI RUTO, C.G.H.
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE KENYA DEFENCE FORCES, AND PARTY LEADER OF THE UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE (UDA)

Your Excellency Dr. William Samoei Ruto, C.G.H.,
President of the Republic of Kenya, Commander-in-Chief of the Kenya Defence Forces, and Party Leader of the United Democratic Alliance,
In exercising our constitutional duty as leaders and citizens under Articles 1, 3, 10, 73, 129, 131 and 258 of the Constitution of Kenya, and in response to the recent open letter issued by senior officials of the United Democratic Alliance against H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta, we write this letter in defence of constitutional accountability, democratic governance, national unity and the sovereignty of the people of Kenya.

We write to you directly because the letter issued by the Chairperson and Secretary-General of the United Democratic Alliance was not merely a party communication. It was a political statement issued by officials acting under your authority, within a party that you lead, and in defence of an administration over which you preside.

In constitutional democracies, responsibility cannot be delegated downward when power is exercised from the top.

The Presidency carries both authority and accountability. The officials who signed that letter were writing on behalf of the ruling party and, by extension, in defence of your government. The buck therefore stops with you.

Indeed, one of the defining obligations of the Presidency is accountability. A President may delegate functions, but he cannot delegate responsibility. Those who speak in defence of your administration may carry your message, but they cannot carry your constitutional duty. That duty remains yours alone. That is why this response is addressed not to party officials, but to the President of the Republic of Kenya.

The letter issued by UDA was reckless, insulting, diversionary and deeply disappointing. It was not an act of courage. It was an act of panic. It was not a defence of government performance. It was an admission that your administration has run out of explanations for the growing frustrations of the Kenyan people.

More troubling, however, was its attempt to drag the country back into the politics that Kenyans deliberately rejected when they enacted the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. The Constitution was designed to unite Kenyans, not divide them. It was intended to move our nation away from the dangerous habit of constructing political enemies, mobilising grievances and pitting citizens against one another for partisan advantage.

Kenyans have painful historical reasons to be wary whenever political leaders revive narratives that divide citizens into opposing camps. The country has not forgotten the toxic "41 against 1" political rhetoric that became associated with the highly polarised atmosphere surrounding the 2007 General Election. That period culminated in one of the darkest chapters in our national history, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,300 Kenyans, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of citizens, the destruction of property, and deep national trauma whose effects continue to be felt by many families and internally displaced persons to this day.

Your Excellency, your name has frequently featured in public discussions, political analyses and international legal proceedings relating to that period. Whether viewed through the lens of history, politics or national reconciliation, the lesson is unmistakable: responsible leaders must exercise the utmost caution when deploying rhetoric that risks reviving old divisions or encouraging citizens to see one another as political enemies rather than fellow Kenyans. The Constitution of Kenya, 2010, was adopted precisely to ensure that our nation never again travels down that dangerous path.

The repeated effort by senior figures within the ruling party to frame Kenya's challenges through the lens of political enemies, former leaders and manufactured conspiracies risks deepening regional, political, generational and social divisions at a time when the country desperately needs unity, healing and national purpose.

As President, your oath of office obligates you to be a symbol of national unity, not a participant in division. It requires you to bring Kenyans together, not encourage an "us versus them" political culture that undermines national cohesion and weakens confidence in public institutions.

A President is elected to lead the entire nation, not one section against another. The Constitution does not recognise government supporters and government opponents as separate classes of citizens. It recognises only Kenyans, equal in dignity and entitled to equal protection under the law.

Mr President, Article 131 of the Constitution declares that the President is the Head of State and Government, a symbol of national unity, and a person required to promote and respect the diversity of the people and communities of Kenya. Article 10 binds all State organs and public officers to national values and principles of governance, including patriotism, human dignity, equity, social justice, inclusiveness, integrity, transparency and accountability.

Article 73 further reminds every State officer that authority assigned to a State office is a public trust to be exercised in a manner that brings honour to the nation, promotes public confidence in the integrity of the office, and serves the people rather than the officer.
Your oath of office was not an oath to propaganda. It was not an oath to blame retired leaders. It was not an oath to insult citizens, former presidents or critics. It was not an oath to reopen political fault lines that Kenya has struggled for decades to overcome. It was an oath to protect, defend and uphold the Constitution and to serve all the people of Kenya.

That is why we ask you directly: is the insulting letter issued by UDA the official position of your party and your government?

If it is, then Kenyans must know that your administration has abandoned the statesmanship expected of the Presidency and embraced a style of politics that diminishes the dignity of the highest office in the land. If it is not, then you have a constitutional and moral duty to disown it.

Mr President, another troubling feature of this administration has been the growing tendency to delegate serious matters of national importance to junior political officials and party functionaries. Questions touching on the economy, public debt, healthcare, constitutional freedoms, national cohesion and the future of the Republic deserve answers from the nation's highest office, not from political surrogates.

Leadership requires ownership. Accountability cannot be outsourced. The people of Kenya elected a President, not a chain of spokespersons. The more critical the issue, the greater the obligation of direct presidential accountability.

Dr. William Ruto, You were not a stranger in the Jubilee administration.

You were not an opposition leader.
Neither were you a commentator watching government from the roadside.

You Were the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya for ten years.

You sat in Cabinet.

You defended government policy, you launched projects, you campaigned on Jubilee achievements, and to remind you, your supporters even called you a "co-president."

Therefore, when UDA attacks the previous administration, it is attacking a government in which you, William Ruto, was the second-highest-ranking official. If there was debt, William Ruto you were part of the debts. If there were stalled projects, William Ruto, you were there. If there was corruption, William Ruto was there. If there were successes, William Ruto, you were there. If there were failures, William Ruto, you were, there.

You cannot sit at the dining table for ten years, enjoy the meal, then later claim you were merely passing by the kitchen.

Equally troubling is the increasing participation of Cabinet Secretaries in overt partisan political mobilisation and campaign activities. Cabinet Secretaries are State Officers entrusted with the administration of government ministries on behalf of the people of Kenya. Their constitutional duty is to implement public policy professionally, impartially and in accordance with the law.

The growing spectacle of Cabinet Secretaries functioning as political campaigners risks blurring the distinction between the State and the ruling party. Public office must never be converted into an instrument of partisan political mobilisation.

Constitutional governance requires State Officers to serve the Republic rather than political parties and to place the public interest above partisan interests. When Cabinet Secretaries spend increasing amounts of time engaging in political rallies, partisan messaging and electoral mobilisation, legitimate questions arise regarding the constitutional boundaries between governance and campaigning. Kenya deserves a government focused on solving national problems, not one permanently trapped in campaign mode.

William Ruto, Kindly be reminded that President Uhuru Kenyatta handed over power peacefully in September 2022. He attended your inauguration, congratulated you and retired. That is constitutional democracy. That is statesmanship.

The question Kenyans are now asking is simple: if President Uhuru Kenyatta retired in 2022, why is UDA still campaigning against him in 2026?

The answer appears obvious. Your administration is attempting to manufacture political enemies because it can no longer convincingly defend its record.

Kenyans were promised lower taxes, cheaper unga, affordable fuel, jobs for the youth, affordable healthcare, dignity for hustlers and a government that would understand ordinary suffering.

Instead, many Kenyans are experiencing higher taxation, rising fuel costs, expensive electricity, uncertainty in healthcare, struggling businesses, unemployment, police excesses, abductions, growing public frustration and endless political messaging. Even more troubling is the growing public perception that criminal violence and political intimidation have increasingly become intertwined with law enforcement operations. Across several public demonstrations and political gatherings, citizens have reported circumstances in which it has become difficult to distinguish between lawful police operations and organised groups of political goons operating with apparent protection, coordination or impunity.
Such perceptions strike at the very heart of constitutional democracy. A professional police service derives its legitimacy from impartiality, discipline and fidelity to the law. When citizens lose confidence in the distinction between lawful policing and political intimidation, the rule of law itself is weakened. Kenya is a State Party to the Rome Statute and, by virtue of Articles 2(5) and 2(6) of the Constitution, the principles of international law form part of the law of Kenya. International law recognises the grave dangers posed when organised violence against civilians is tolerated, encouraged or carried out through irregular actors operating alongside State institutions.

Your administration bears a constitutional duty to ensure that the National Police Service remains professional, independent, accountable and entirely separate from any form of organised political violence.
A mother in the market does not feed her children with propaganda.
A boda boda rider does not fuel his motorcycle with blame games.
A graduate without work does not pay rent with slogans.
A patient denied treatment does not survive on press statements.

UDA claims that you stabilised the economy. Stabilised for whom? Certainly not for the ordinary Kenyan struggling under debt, taxation, joblessness and economic uncertainty.

Kenyans do not eat statistics. They eat food. They judge leadership by the price of unga, fuel, rent, school fees, medicine and electricity.

On agriculture, UDA boasts about fertiliser while many farmers continue to struggle with costly inputs, weak markets, inadequate extension services and declining purchasing power.
On coffee, your party conveniently overlooks reforms initiated before your administration, including the Cherry Revolving Fund, reforms at New KPCU and measures aimed at strengthening direct sales mechanisms.

On healthcare, your government dismantled NHIF and replaced it with the Social Health Authority system. Whether intended as reform or not, the implementation has generated confusion and uncertainty among patients, hospitals and families trying to understand coverage, payment obligations and accountability. Article 43 of the Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to the highest attainable standard of health. That right cannot be secured through confusion and public relations campaigns.

On education, parents, teachers and students continue to face uncertainty. CBC and CBET remain difficult for many families to navigate. Universities remain under pressure. Students continue to struggle with funding. Teachers remain overstretched. School fees continue to burden households.

On affordable housing, Kenyans are not opposed to decent homes. What they reject is compulsory deductions, exaggerated claims and insufficient transparency. If the programme is succeeding, publish the full record: how much has been collected, how much has been spent, how many units have been completed, how many are occupied, who owns them and how many verifiable jobs have been created.

Article 201 of the Constitution requires openness, accountability and prudent use of public money. Public funds are not campaign material. They are taxpayers' money.

Mr President, constitutional government is measured not merely by the policies it announces but by its fidelity to the rule of law. Increasingly, Kenyans are witnessing a troubling pattern in which court orders are treated as inconveniences rather than binding commands of the law.

The recent controversy surrounding the proposed Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia illustrates this concern. When the High Court issued orders halting implementation of the proposal pending determination of the legal challenge before it, the issue ceased being a political debate and became a constitutional obligation. Court orders are not suggestions. They are binding directives issued in the name of the people of Kenya.

A government committed to constitutionalism demonstrates respect for judicial authority even when it disagrees with judicial decisions. Selective compliance with court orders undermines the rule of law, weakens public confidence in institutions and encourages a culture of impunity that no democracy can afford.

The Constitution establishes no office, including the Presidency, above the law. Respect for judicial decisions is not a sign of weakness. It is one of the clearest demonstrations of constitutional leadership.
On public debt, your administration cannot continue blaming borrowing while continuing to borrow. It cannot continue increasing taxes while claiming to protect hustlers. Leadership requires responsibility, not selective memory.

On youth protests and public criticism, claims that young Kenyans are merely being incited underestimate an entire generation. Young people do not need politicians to tell them whether they are unemployed. They do not need opposition leaders to tell them whether food prices are high. They experience these realities every day.

Article 33 protects freedom of expression. Article 37 protects the right to assemble, demonstrate, picket and present petitions. Article 38 guarantees every citizen the right to make political choices, participate in political activities and engage freely in the democratic process. Article 238 requires national security to be pursued in compliance with the law and with utmost respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. These constitutional guarantees cannot coexist with intimidation, unlawful force, abductions, suppression of dissent or the criminalisation of legitimate political participation.

A government confident in its record responds to criticism with answers. A government that responds primarily with insults, threats, arrests or intimidation signals insecurity, not strength.

Mr President, Kenya needs a unifying leader at this moment in its history. It does not need new political enemies. It does not need fresh divisions. It does not need a return to the habits that have previously endangered national cohesion.

The Presidency must remain above factional warfare. It must speak for all Kenyans, including critics, opponents, dissenters and those who did not vote for the government. That is the essence of constitutional leadership.

A President is not elected to lead one side of the nation against another. A President is elected to lead the nation itself.

The Constitution does not permit government by propaganda. It demands accountability. Chapter Six does not permit arrogance in public office. It demands integrity. Article 129 reminds all who hold executive authority that such authority is derived from the people of Kenya and must be exercised for their benefit.

Power belongs to the people. You are merely its temporary trustee.

The Constitution demands government by law, not government by political convenience. It demands obedience to court orders, respect for constitutional freedoms, accountability in public office and fidelity to democratic principles.

No administration can credibly claim commitment to constitutional governance while simultaneously tolerating impunity, undermining judicial authority, permitting abductions, allowing public institutions to be drawn into partisan political warfare, or creating circumstances in which citizens struggle to distinguish between lawful policing and organised political intimidation. Kenya's democratic future depends upon strong institutions, respect for the Constitution and unwavering commitment to the rule of law. These principles are not optional. They are constitutional obligations binding upon every holder of public office, including the President.

Therefore, we tell you plainly: stop hiding behind UDA officials. Stop outsourcing insults. Stop blaming retired leaders. Stop campaigning against the past. Start governing the present.

Kenyans did not elect you to write angry letters to Uhuru Kenyatta. They elected you to lower the cost of living, create jobs, support farmers, improve healthcare, strengthen education, protect constitutional freedoms and restore hope.

If your administration has performed, let the lives of Kenyans testify. If the economy has recovered, let households feel it. If jobs have been created, let young people find them. If healthcare has improved, let patients experience it. If agriculture has been revived, let farmers confirm it. If housing has succeeded, let completed and occupied homes speak.
But do not ask suffering citizens to ignore their pain because UDA has written another political letter.

Let us stop the pretence.
Let us stop pretending William Ruto was not Deputy President for ten years.

Let us stop pretending today's challenges were created entirely by retired leaders.
Let us stop pretending propaganda can reduce the price of unga.
Let us stop pretending slogans can lower electricity bills.
Let us stop pretending blame games are leadership.

The people of Kenya are awake. They can see. They can remember. They can compare.

Today, William Ruto is President.
UDA is the ruling party.
Kenya Kwanza is the government.
The responsibility is yours.
No excuses.
No scapegoats.
No endless campaigns.
Govern.

Kaimbaga Ward did not disappoint. Step by Step we are getting there.

The Next Ol Kalou Mp is Sammy Douglas Waweru Kamau.

Sammy Douglas Kamau Waweru-Ngotho is committed to prioritizing key educational policies and the purposeful upgrading of various educational centers, not only in Mirangine Ward but across Ol Kalou Constituency as a whole.

The residents of Ol Kalou Constituency are enlightened and discerning; they understand the politics of deceit and manipulation.

Unanimously, they have affirmed that they will not be fooled this time around.

They have a date with destiny and an opportunity to elect a leader who is truly people-centered, not a "yes Sir" leader who merely sings to the tune of their masters, but one who listens and delivers for the people.

Earlier today, the incoming Member of Parliament for Ol Kalou, Sammy Kamau Waweru-Ngotho, held a heartfelt conversation with residents of Mirangine Ward.

During this engagement, he has reaffirmed his commitment to serve the people diligently once elected into office on 16 July 2026.

2nd JUNE, 2026

JOINT PRESS STATEMENT BY MPS FROM MT. KENYA REGION READ BY THE DCP SECRETARY GENERAL DESIGNATE AND SENATOR FOR NYANDARUA HON. JOHN METHU

To the Great People of Kenya,
1. We have called this press conference out of necessity, nationhood and patriotism. It is our moral duty and obligation as leaders to guard the interests of the people of Kenya as a Nation.

2. We shall address ourselves to tow major issues affecting our nation and the people of Kenya directly and their lives; the issues of the establishment of an Ebola Quarantine, monitoring or treatment facility within the republic of Kenya and number two, the issue of ethnic profiling of the people of Mt. Kenya by the government of president William Ruto and his associates.

3. Over the last few days, Kenyans have raised concerns about the establishment of an Ebola Quarantine, Monitoring and Treatment Facility at the Laikipia Airbase in Nanyuki. Concerns that have equally been raised by the medical doctors and the hgh court has issued stay orders on the same.

4. Yesterday night, in a televised Media Interview, President William Ruto admitted that he personally authorized establishment of the facility in Nanyuki.

5. Basic questions to President William Ruto and his government:

a. What are your strategic National interests in terms of health and Safety of Kenyans, and our country’s Natural Resources?
b. What are your priorities to the people of Kenya?
c. Do you care anymore about openness, accountability and gaining of public trust from the people of Kenya?
d. If the United States of America, with a working healthcare system as compared to our poor healthcare infrastructure, has categorically stopped its citizens exposed to Ebola from setting their foot in America, why are you exposing Kenyans?
e. Why Nanyuki?
f. In terms of Natural Resources, are you willing to make a public disclosure of the Mineral Deposits that are seemingly attracting International interests?
g. Are you aware that the USA House Foreign Affairs Committee has urged the USA Government to take Americans back home for treatment and not dump them in foreign countries?
6. We join the people of Kenya, the Health professionals in saying NO to this EBOLA Facility in Nanyuki or elsewhere within the territory of the Republic of Kenya.

7. Kenyans’ interests must come first Mr. President!

On the second issue:

8. Like all other Kenyans, we are greatly alarmed by the targeted, well-oiled ethnic profiling of the Mount Kenya communities. This leaves us with no choice but to tell our people that they are under siege from the man they voted for as President, Mr. William Ruto.

9. Apart from denying them development, maiming and killing their children, issuing shoot-to-kill orders, the President has now orchestrated a 41 vs 1 narrative to severe the people of Mount Kenya and in particular the Kikuyu, Embu, Tharaka and Meru communities.

10. From the outset, we want it to be publicly known that any violence, destruction of property or loss of life in Mt. Kenya Region, is state-sponsored.

11. The Chief Financier of this scheme is the CS Interior Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen and Mr. Raymond Omollo while the executor is one Mr. Moses Kuria.

12. We want to remind Mr. William Ruto a simple story of the former President of Liberia, Mr. Charles Taylor. He is still serving a 50-year jail term in a British Prison following his involvement in civil war in Sierra Leone for crimes against humanity, including murder, r**e, among others.

13. To Mr. Moses Kuria, Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen, Hassan Omar Hassan and Mr. Omollo Raymond, be reminded of Rwanda’s Felicien Kabuga.

14. Kenyans have not forgotten the 2007/2008 post-election violence. Mr. William Ruto, the then Eldoret North MP crafted a 41 vs 1 narrative to isolate the people of Mt. Kenya Region.

15. We remember that over 1,300 Kenyans lost their lives. Hundreds of thousands of Kenyans lost their property and homes.

16. Some Kenyans are still in IDP Camps 20 years later. Mr. William Ruto and UDA Secretary General Mr. Hassan Omar Hassan, a notorious hate monger and tribal terrorist have a better story to tell.

17. We do not know what bitter obsession the two leaders have with the people of Mount Kenya.

18. 20 years later, we know that Mr. William Ruto is more vicious, bold, more brutal, more bitter, less caring, too blood-thirsty, well networked, more resourced and better experienced to cause electoral violence and state-sponsored violence.

19. This is just to subvert the will of the people and rule by the iron fist in the 2027 polls.

20. Mr. William Ruto, we want to advise you and your war mongers that Kenyans are more superior, and more enlightened.

21. The world is more alert and ICC is closer to you than ever before. The world must watch the brewing state-sponsored violence and the culture of goonism in Kenya courtesy of Mr. William Ruto and his mafia.

22. Mr. William Ruto is emboldened by the fact that his former lawyer at ICC Mr. Karim Kan is now the chief prosecutor at the ICC.

2007 IS NOT 2027 and Vice Versa.

23. This profiling, tribal and ethnic incursion and smear campaign will not be tolerated. The people of Mt. Kenya are free to live anywhere in this country and do business with others.

Fellow Kenyans,
24. We want to take you back to the Gen-Z protests of the year 2024 and the year 2025 and the subsequent saba saba day protests.

25. Hundreds of our young people were killed by this regime. We buried some and others have never been seen. We have not forgotten.

26. Other young people were pushed through the courts of law under terrorism charges but they were later released because these were trumped-up charges by the Government.

27. We know that the peaceful protests in Mt. Kenya region were infiltrated by state-sponsored militia under police protection. These goons viciously attacked and torched National Government offices in Olkalou and at least 7 County vehicles were torched.

28. The identities of these goons were given to the DCI and to date, not a single arrest has been done.

29. However, innocent young people were apprehended and forced to record force statement to implicate Senator John Methu. Fortunately, these statements could not make a case when the government learnt that the days before and after the mayhem, Senator John Methu was out of the Country on official duties.

30. In Kikuyu Town, Law Courts were torched, and sections of subcounty offices, vehicles and machinery were destroyed by goons well-coordinated by the government to lay blame on the peaceful residents of Kikuyu town and blame it on the opposition.

31. In Naivasha Town, the PowerStar supermarket was petrol-bombed and small businesses have never recovered. 8 trucks belonging to Kanini wholesalers were torched, Khetias supermarket was broken into and shelves emptied, while Ng’ang’as Hotel was vandalized.

32. In Kabati Town, Kandara Constituency, Murang’a County, County supermarket was looted dry. The proprietor had sounded alarm 3 hours before the looting began and not a single police officer showed up. The culprits were non-locals, guarded by the police.

33. In Meru Town, Magunas supermarket was torched in broad daylight to lay blame on the DCP National Organizing Secretary Mithika linturi. Video Clips of Police Officers and goons torching the supermarket went viral online. No arrests have been made.

34. In Githurai, Kassmart supermarket was broken into and looted. It took over 4 hours before the police response. Concurrently, the Cooperative Bank breaking took 2 hours in the same area and no police officer appeared at the scene of crime.

35. Most recently, on 18th May 2026, when public transport service providers kept their vehicles off the road to protest high fuel prices, protests in Mt. Kenya towns were infiltrated by state-sponsored goons. They destroyed property, blocked roads and looted businesses.

36. More such acts of violence and state-sponsored militias have been meted on the people of Narok and Kajiado Counties more specifically Kitengela and Kiserian.

Dear Kenyans,
37. We have given you the above selected cases to demonstrate, the tribal incursion and targeted blackmail of the people of Mt. Kenya.

38. Two weeks ago, at State House Mombasa, Mr. William Ruto and Mr. Kithure Kindiki and UDA allied MPs of the Mount Kenya communities within, prompted Mr. Hassan Omar Hassan– the venomous UDA Secretary General, Mr. Kingi Amason, Speaker of the Senate to a tribal offensive on the people of Mt. Kenya.

39. The script was well-executed.

40. They were later backed by The National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, and Senate Majority leader Aron Cheruiyoit.

41. Mr. Hassan Omar has clearly told the people of Mt. Kenya that they will never be nowhere near the power; he called the people of Mt. Kenya all manner of names. All this in front of the President and his Deputy who were nodding happily.

42. In the same event, Mr. Amason Kingi, the Speaker of the Senate blatantly castigated the people of Mt. Kenya Region. All in front of the President and Deputy President.

43. Mr. John Mbadi has told the people of Mt. Kenya Region that they should be nowhere near the leadership of this country He has not been asked a single question. This is the CS in charge of The National Treasury.

44. Lamu Women Representative Muthoni Marubu warned the kikuyus in Mpeketoni and Lamu that they will be killed if they do not vote William Ruto in 2027.

45. Mr. William Ruto has perfect script to stifle the people of Mt. Kenya to oblivion ahead of the 2027 general elections and ensure voter suppression, voter apathy and completely demobilize them.

46. To the people of Mt. Kenya, we stand with you as your leaders. You are Kenyans and majority of the people of Kenya stand with you. Be strong. We remind you that we are still sons and daughters of Mau Mau.

47. Since the government of Mr. William Ruto will no longer protect your businesses and your properties, you must invest in private security and secure your properties. Know your neighbor and keep watch.

48. Ahead of the anticipated June 2026 Gen-Z anniversary and Finance Bill 2026 probable protests, we have received credible intelligence that Mr. William Ruto through Kipchumba Murkomen, Raymond Omollo and Moses Kuria, are planning to destroy businesses and property belonging to the people of Mount Kenya.

49. Do not allow people not from your locality to protest and destroy property and your businesses. Remain peaceful and protect your towns and villages.

Fellow Kenyans,
50. We further heard the UDA allied MPs from Mount Kenya trying to shout Hassan Omar Hassan to resign. You gave him 48 hours to resign. Now it is over 350 hours. Bolt out if you are men and women enough!

51. Why haven’t you called on Amason Kingi, John Mbadi, Kithure Kindiki and William Ruto to resign? We are not fools and we are not your children.

52. You are our colleagues and we know you very well. Further, we know that you are in the William Ruto script to split the mountain and introduce a new wheelbarrow parties. We are waiting for you to bolt out of UDA in protest. Bring that wheelbarrow in whichever color. Some of your friends have been trying and the dream hasn’t taken off yet.

53. Where were you when William Ruto killed hundreds of GenZs?

54. Where were you when goons have been wreaking havoc on our people? Where were you when Ruto unleashed goons on the people of Kenya?

55. Where were you when Gikomba Market, Wakulima traders Githurai and Roysambu traders were being harassed by Ruto? Where were you when night demolations were being carried out by Mr. William Ruto?

56. Where were you when women and children were attacked in churches in Witima, Kariobangi, Mwiki? Had you lost your senses and now they are back?

Fellow Kenyans,
57. The attacks sanctioned by Mr. William, Mr. Murkomen, Mr. Raymond Omollo and executed by Moses Kuria and Mt. Kenya Ruto-allied MPs are being wheeled and carried out by the following police officers who attacked women and children in Witima and Mwiki Churches who have since been given higher ranks:
i. The team leader for the Nairobi Sierra group is Mr. Mejja Nicholas Mwachovi. Other members include:
ii. Cpl. John Maina
iii. Cpl. Vincent Maronga
iv. Peter Matu
v. Owen Kagia
vi. David Ochieng
vii. Erick Obiero
viii. Jeff Mutwiri
ix. Jackson Kioko
x. Kefa Okwoyo.

58. Finally, we want to urge the people of Kenya to remain vigilant. Your life is in your hands. Do not expect William Ruto to take care of your security when he cannot even secure himself. His mind is full of violence.