Ignore reports that I have stepped down from the Nairobi gubernatorial race-Kagure.
“Am still in the Nairobi gubernatorial race, I have not stepped down in favour of anyone,” declared business woman Agnes Kagure while dismissing press reports that he had stepped down in favour of the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) boss Richard Ngatia.
Kagure who is seeking for the Jubilee Party ticket in the Azimio la Umoja movement said she will go to the wire.
Kagure denied the press reports circulating in the media that she had stepped down in favour of Ngatia and opted to run for the Nairobi Women’s representative seat.
“Am assuring my supporters that am still in the race and will not let them down after believing in me. Any rumour that says that am out of the race is not true and should not be believed,” said Kagure.
Kagure accused Ngatia who is sensing defeat from her has decided to use unethical tactics of spreading propaganda and rumours to cheat and confuse Nairobians ahead of the Jubilee Party nominations.
“If he is a man enough why doesn’t he campaign and wait and fight me at the ballot instead of starting to play dirty politics,” said Kagure.
“Bwana Ngatia Tupatane Kwa Debe, Hapo Ndio Mbivu na Mbichi Itajulikana (Ngatia lets meet at the ballot where the raw and ripe will be differentiated),” Kagure dared Ngatia.
Kagure said:“I feel that am ripe to be Nairobi Governor that’s why I opted to run for this post. No amount of blackmail, machinations and intimidation will intimidate me into submission from the race.”
The business woman said that believed in herself and there is no better candidate than me her to step down in anyone’s favour.
“Am popular, experienced, have the power and the numbers on my side to win, why chicken out of the race,” questioned Kagure.
According to some fake press reports, that alleged that Ngatia had been endorsed for Nairobi county gubernatorial race under the Azimio La Umoja ticket at the Jubilee headquarters on Friday, March 11th, 2022.
