Nairobi, Sunday 20th March,2022: ODM Nominated Senator and Nairobi Women Representative Aspirant Beatrice Kwamboka has lambasted Deputy President William Ruto for what she termed double speak.
During the Azimio la Umoja caravan that today traversed the areas of Utalii, Korogocho, Kariobangi and Mathare, Kwamboka said that the Deputy President suffers from multiple personality disorder and needs to seek medication following his repeated double speak.
Senator Kwamboka told the crowds that William Ruto should go for check up since he could be suffering from the rare condition called multiple personality disorder.
“William Ruto undermines the intelligence of Kenyan. One day he say something the next days he say a direct opposite of what he said the other day,” Kwamboka said.
“Ruto says that President Uhuru has done nothing for Kenya and then the next he wakes up and says he should be given credit for Jubilee’s success,” the senator said.
Kwamboka laughed off the tendencies that she said Ruto posseses saying that the DP was staring at a humiliating defeat during the August general elections.
“He (Ruto) says he will beat Raila and Uhuru in the polls the next day he begs Uhuru not to fight him. Ruto says Uhuru is using state egencies to fight him but it is comon knowledge that it is Ruto who has been fighting his opponents using state egencies until Uhuru stopped him,” Kwamboka laughed.
Kwamboka reminded voters that it is Ruto who opposed the current constitution which Raila Odinga, former President Mwai Kibaki and President Uhuru Kenyatta and other leaders fought hard against him to deliver the constitution to Kenyans.
“Ruto opposed the coalition of different parties going against his friends like Moses Kuria who had formed their own parties.Raila and Uhuru soldiers fought hard in parliament and Senate to defeat Ruto today he is benefiting from if I hear he is also planning an NDC to be endorsed by different parties.. something he opposedThe only this that Ruto has not never talked about is how he plans to fight corruption. We all know why,” Kwamboka said.
