Cherargei reveals night meetings to frustrate big 4 agenda – Politics – kenyagist

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Details have emerged of regular night meetings held by a section of Jubilee leaders keen on frustrating President Uhuru’s Big 4 agenda and scuttling DP William Ruto’s 2022 presidential bid.

According to Nandi Senator Kiprotich Cherargei, a powerful cartel has emerged, pretending to support the big 4 agenda yet secretly holding night meetings to derail it and determine who will succeed President Kenyatta.

“Lakini katika hii serikali tumejua kuna wale the informal government within a formal government. Kuna wakora ambao wako kitchen cabinet ambao agenda yao ni kuderail the big 4 agenda ya presidet Kenyatta. (We know that there is an informal government withing the formal government. There are conmen inside the kitchen cabinet whose main agenda is to derail President Kenyatta’s big 4 agenda.” He disclosed.


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File image of Nandi senator Samson Cherargei addressing the media (The Star)

 

The Senator who was speaking at a church fundraiser disclosed that an informal government has emerged within the formal government, with people from the kitchen cabinet regrouping to hijacking 2022 politics and determining who will be president in 2022.

Cherargei issued a warning to the group which he also claims is holding regular night meetings like night-runners to determine who will be the President in 2022.

He vowed to name and shame them at the right time.


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President Uhuru Kenyatta. His administration has embarked on an ambitious big 4 agenda (Courtesy)

 

The comments come a few weeks after Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko divulged that a powerful clique of individuals within the government are working behind the scenes to prevent DP Ruto’s 2022 presidential bid.

In his claims, Sonko named Interior PS Karanja Kibicho as one of the people keen on scuttling DP Ruto’s 2022 bid.  


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