Deputy President William Ruto on Saturday ran into trouble after he encountered a rowdy crowd chanting BBI in Isiolo town.
The crowd, mostly youths, chanted BBI Tosha as the DP struggled to address it.
In a video clip seen by the Star, the youths are seen carrying placards and tree branches as they chanted 'BBI BBI,"
"Hatuko pamoja" a voice is heard saying, as the DP, who can hardly be heard, is seen struggling to address the crowd.
The DP was on a meet the people tour in the town after he successfully led a fundraiser for churches in the outskirts of the town at the Ngeremara Township.
Ruto was accompanied by a host of tangatanga MPs led by Isiolo woman representative Rehema Jaldesa.
Other politicians were nominated Senator Millicent Omanga and Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa.
During the event, Ruto said he will not resign despite President Uhuru Kenyatta asking him to quit if he felt the government was not doing enough to deliver services.
Ruto said he will instead continue supporting the President to roll out Jubilee administration's programmes.
While reiterating his commitment and loyalty to his boss and Jubilee Party, Ruto said he will respect the President despite having been stripped of his duties.
He said that despite claims of rebellion against him, he has been and will continue to respect the President.
"Uhuru is the boss in this government. I have never acted in contrast to what he has directed me to do. I have done all that he has instructed me to do," Ruto said.
