‘Handshake Was Just a Way of Taming Raila’ – Narok MP

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Nominated MP David Ole Sankok. Photo/File

Nominated MP from Narok David Ole Sankok has claimed that the handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM party leader Raila Odinga was not genuine but just a way of taming the ODM boss.

While announcing the official death of the Handshake, Ole Sankok observed that the March 2018 pact between the two leaders acted to tame one person who had ‘disturbed’ Kenya since 1982.

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President Uhuru Kenyatta with Raila Odinga during the March 2018 handshake. Photo/File

While comparing Raila to a noisemaker in class, Ole Sankok explained that President Uhuru Kenyatta had to make him a ‘class monitor’ in order to make him quiet by not disrupting his big 4 agendas.

“From the beginning, it was just one way of taming of the very person who had decided to take Kenya since 1982. We decided that we have to tame this person!

You cannot tame Raila using rungu (a stick). This guy has been jailed and eaten enough teargas thats why we used the psychological approach, the handshake,” stated Ole Sankok.

He was speaking on Wednesday when he appeared for the K24 TV morning show.

The MP took swipes with Raila’s party calling it “just an amorphous political NGO”  which had no impact on Kenya’s political arena.

According to him, Musalia Mudavadi’s ANC is now the official opposition party in the country adding that ODM was neither in government or opposition.

At the same time, Ole Sankok took issues with a section of Jubilee leaders observing that if they were no longer comfortable with the party, they should have instead charted their way out quietly without causing unnecessary commotions.

“If you no longer believe in the manifesto of Jubilee, you are free to walk away. Maina Kamanda is as good as he has lost his seat in parliament already” stated Ole Sankok.

The vocal legislator added that he regrets joining politics, saying he was very comfortable where he was before joining politics. He promised that he will not run for a second term. “As a politician, everyone thinks you owe them”

 

 

 

 

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