Deep state/system has forced deputy president William Samoei Ruto to concede early defeat and admit that Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga will be the president in 2022.
According to William Ruto who addressed a rally today, the deep state will install Raila Odinga as the president of Kenya as early as 8AM if elections are held in August 2022.
Deep state reality has made the deputy president lose consistency on several occasions. At some point in 2020, the second in command claimed without evidence that the deep state and system planned to rig him out in 2022. He did not however name in whose favor the deep state was working.
In 2021, DP Ruto changed the tune that the deep state and system did not exist. Fast-forward into 2022, the UDA boss has embraced the reality that he will lose to Raila Odinga since the deep state has refused to install him as the candidate and instead is willing to install the ODM leader.
Having been the second most powerful man after president Uhuru Kenyatta all the way from 2013 to date, DP Ruto certainly knows what the deep state is capable of doing hence he cannot withstand that Faceless entity backing the former prime minister. Whether this entity rigs candidates into power or not its the DP to prove since he is the one who keeps lamenting about it most of the time.
In the meantime, Raila Odinga’s popularity in Mt Kenya is soaring amid intense campaigns which have seen the former Prime Minister crisscross Central Kenya several times in less than a month.
Other aspirants had; Alfred Mutua 3.8%, Musalia Mudavadi 2.6%, Gideon Moi 1.2%, Fred Matiang’i 0.9%, Kivutha Kibwana 0.5 and Kalonzo Musyoka 0.3%.
A new survey conducted by Mizani Africa research firm between 1st October to 13th showed that Ruto enjoys 58.2% in Mt Kenya followed by Raila at 27.1%.
Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Musalia Mudavadi is third with 5.2%, Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua is listed at 3.1% followed by Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka who has 2.5%.
The opinion poll was carried out in 11 counties by Mizani Africa. The survey was conducted through questionnaires distributed to 5,000 individuals in Mt Kenya region.
“Considering some of these aspirants such as Raila and Mudavadi have just started, there might be much more that we can expect. This is a scenario that we can look forward to next year,” said Haron Kiriba, Chief Executive Officer of Mizani Africa when he presented the research findings on Monday October 18th.
Raila had been getting about 3% of the total votes in Mt Kenya region in the past elections, with political strategists saying the ODM leader needs about 15% support from the region if he is to win the presidency.
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