“In 2007, as ODM we were busy looking for votes but Ruto was busy mobilizing youths to evict people from Rift Valley and when elections results were out he went into action,” Mbadi said.
“He has started again going into 2022.”
Other leaders who were present at the briefing at Parliament buildings include MPs Jared Okelo (Nyando), Gladys Wanga (Homabay), Antony Oluoch (Mathare), Paul Abuor (Rongo), and nominated Senator Gertrude Mashruve.
The leader’s sentiment comes the very day ODM party leader Raila Odinga asked political leaders to stop early campaigns while also condemning the chaos that erupted in Murang’a on Sunday.
The Opposition leader urged leaders to realize that systemic violence has plagued the country for long and Kenyans need to commit to working together to put an end to it.
“Let’s renounce the politics of violence and militarization of our youth as a means of achieving power,” he said.
“We must regard such politics as outdated and out of tune with our current aspirations to move past our divided and bitter past as a nation in favor of politics of engagement rather than confrontation.”