Deputy President William Ruto on Thursday hosted a group of Wajir leaders who are running for various elective seats on a UDA party ticket.
The leaders were led by Wajir senate aspirant Abbas Sheikh.
The DP said that UDA is committed to leaving no Kenyan behind.
“Our economic agenda is for all Kenyans especially small business owners, farmers, and young people,” Ruto said.
Ruto, Musalia Mudavadi, and some of the Kenya Kwanza Alliance delegates arrived on Thursday morning from a 12-day trip to the US and the UK.
Ruto's envoy on international relations Ababu Namwamba arrived with Mudavadi.
While on his trip, the DP asked the western countries to monitor Kenya's democracy.
He said that democracy is at stake, following his claims that Kenyans were being forced to join certain political parties.
The DP also said that he has confidence in IEBC in the forthcoming election.
Also, the DP said that he will accept the outcome of the results, challenging his main competitor Raila Odinga to declare the same.
During the inaugural Marlborough Dialogues in the UK, Ruto said the voice of the people must prevail above all other interests.
“We have stated publicly and unequivocally, we will do our utmost best to make sure the elections are free, fair, and peaceful,” Ruto said.
We will accept the outcome of the elections and decision of the people of Kenya,” he added.
Ruto was invited to speak during the first session of the Marlborough Dialogues Commonwealth Secretariat, a new forum for discussion and dialogue with political leaders and thinkers from within the Commonwealth.
