" I will work with Ruto," Azimio Governor declares.





 Makueni county team leader has declared to work with Ruto while avoiding Railas directives. Governor Mutula Kilonzo Junior who was elected under wiper party which is a principal party in Azimio OkA coalition party has questioned Azimios chief Raila on why He had no problem with Ruto camping in the luo Nyanza  but he comes to public and denounce the presidency of William Ruto.

Heb has complained of the Azimio leader having double standards in his communication by attacking the head of the state and also expecting to benefit from the same administration.

In reports from one of the  newspapers  Mutula has underscored that they never had any discussion as a party on the legitimacy of the Rutos presidency hence recognizing him as the president. He claims that any talks about it should have been done before the swearing in of the president .

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