Narok woman representative Soipan Kudate has said she still supports Jubilee and is working closely with Governor Samuel Tunai to strengthen the party in the county.
“Those spreading propaganda that I’m not supporting Tunai and Jubilee are lying,” she said.
She spoke during the homecoming ceremony of Narok West MP aspirant Stanley Mpoe in Orindo, Narok West constituency, on Thursday. Tunai was present. “The Jubilee ship is unstoppable. If you are not in it, too bad. You will be out of the next government,”Kudate said.
Meanwhile, a Jubilee aspirant for the Bomet Senate seat has urged residents to elect credible leaders in August.
Joel Koskei, a Nairobi-based lawyer, said the county needs strong and visionary leaders to address the problems that face residents.
“We should ensure that only leaders who have integrity are elected,” he said. Koskei, adding he is best placed for the seat.
He urged residents to reject leaders who disappear after winning, only to resurface as the election nears. “Some leaders went underground after winning. They have come out to seek votes from the people they abandoned,” Koskei said.
