Politics
Ruto backtracks on Waki report
Minister for Agriculture William Ruto addressing a crowd at Kuresoi during a home coming party for the Kuresoi MP Zakayo Cheruiyot. PHOTO/ FILE
Posted Sunday, November 23 2008 at 20:06
In Summary
- Minister drops his earlier hardline stand and backs its implementation
The legislator said if the names of party bigwigs are in the Waki report, the ODM would be dead.
Speaking at a public meeting in East Wanga division, Mumias District, Mr Washiali said the matter was grave because those mentioned would be required to resign as recommended by the Waki report.
Additional reporting by KNA
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Submitted by phoebenyawiraPosted November 25, 2008 06:58 PM
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Submitted by kiariejn
"Hon Minister Ruto" YK 92? Chills on Post Election Violence report? Cartels in the Agriculture sector in your first semester in office? I think i agree with you.Lets involve some buddy like the Hague. Love yah!
Posted November 25, 2008 05:29 PM -
Submitted by sakawa100
Persons in Waki Committee were highly educated and knowlegeable and intelligent. You [Ruto]cant just rubbish their work.People were butchered in your own constituency and many days passed and u did not go to say "pole" at all meaning you cared little.Go and clear yourself in Hague incase yr name is in the ENVELOP.
Posted November 25, 2008 04:35 PM -
Submitted by syindumyaki
Mr Ruto, all over a sudden you are not scared of the envelop, do u know something that we dont? 2ndly, is the job at the ministry too much for you? can you explain why those maize cartels are going on behind your back? or do u know something we don't also know in this one? we question your credibility as minister. pls resign!
Posted November 25, 2008 03:45 PM -
Submitted by luapngugs
u better resign coz u look suspicious on yourownself,don"t u care about the idps,what about the mau forest will u support the eviction?
Posted November 25, 2008 09:12 AM
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Instead of these people bickering and defending themselves on the Waki report, why cant they concentrate on rehabilitation of the Kenyan prisons, some big wigs might be in there for a long long time.