Uhuru, Ruto and Kalonzo vow to stay united

He said he had been incensed by the perception by most Kenyans that the plight of the two who have declared interest in running for the country’s presidency would be his launch pad to State House in the forthcoming elections.

“When I set out of what came to be known as shuttle diplomacy, my desire was to see the sovereignty of the country is respected and I still believe that the country has the capacity to try the post-election violence suspects locally” the Vice-President said.

Belgut Member of Parliament Charles Keter and Molo’s Joseph Kiuna said that they will refuse to go to the polls if the two leaders are locked out of the presidential race.

“We must have the two in the next General Election and nothing else. No Ruto and Uhuru, No election,” said Mr Keter.

Mr Kiuna said that foreign nations should not decide for Kenyans who should lead them.