In the name Deputy presidents development track record, Jubilee MPs who attended an inter-denominational church service cum thanksgiving event for Kericho Women Rep Florence Bore, have vowed to back the DP in 2022 elections in honor of 2013 covenant in Nakuru.
Ruto IN TURN said Jubilee was formed on the basis of uniting and transforming the lives of Kenyans rather than as a platform for people to win political seats.
“We did not form Jubilee as a national party so that anybody can get positions or for any community to back another community but for unity and development of all Kenyans,” Ruto said.
He went on: “Issues of who will get what positions is not our mission. Our mission is about how to improve the lives of hustlers or the small boys at the villages and towns.”
Ruto said the government’s commitment to improve the lives of Kenyans through the Big Four agenda was on course.
“As Jubilee, we know where we come from, where we are and where we are going. We have a clear testimony on issues of development if what we have done in the last five years is anything to go by,” Ruto said.
He said he would continue to support President Kenyatta in his development agenda for the country and especially the implementation of the Big Four agenda.
“I am committed as the Deputy President to supporting my elder brother President Uhuru Kenyatta in transforming the lives of Kenyans,” he said.