While Kenyans of goodwill have congratulated DCI Boss Mr. Kinoti for busting three Venezuelan citizens that were illegally in possession of sensitive election materials, deputy president William Ruto has now resorted to throwing tantrums as his only strategy going forward.
Speaking in Kericho county on Sunday, Ruto took a swipe at the Directorate of Criminal Investigation boss and ordered that he should let the IEBC alone so that they conduct the election.
The United Democratic Alliance presidential candidate even reminded George Kinoti that he had failed and he ought not to investigate election matters in the republic of Kenya.
With regards to a well detailed letter which showed how the foreigners were illegally in possession of sensitive election materials, Ruto told him off not to write such long letters informing Kenyans of such “stupidities” (ujinga) about 3 Venezuelan citizens.
“Mr. George Kinoti stop your stupidity there is nothing meaningful you have done in this country except for overseeing political cases. Save your time and stop writing to us long letters. Leave matters of election to IEBC. You have no business in IEBC. You have failed as DCI we dont want you to fail our election.” Ranted Ruto.
“That Mr. Kinoti must stop his stupidity of pursuing foreigners acting for IEBC because he is annoying us. Leave those people to run the election. You were given work as the DCI but you have only pursued cases in the newspapers. So stop with all these your stupidity and let Chebukati be. Give him space to run the elections. You have failed so wait for August 9th so that you can go home.” Continued Ruto in sustained attacks aimed at the DCI boss.
However, Kenyans read malice and wondered why he was vehemently defending foreigners who were not only in Kenya illegally but also in possession of sensitive election materials which were to be delivered to a faceless individual called Abdulahi as opposed to the IEBC.
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