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KIONI says RUTO has abandoned RIGATHI GACHAGUA despite rallying Mt Kenya residents to vote for him en masse – LOOK!

KIONI says RUTO has abandoned RIGATHI GACHAGUA despite rallying Mt Kenya residents to vote for him en masse – LOOK!
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RUTO is mentally unstable to be Deputy President let alone being the President, I don t know who will vote for him – Jubilee boss, KIONI

Thursday, March 17, 2022 - Jubilee Secretary General, Jeremiah Kioni, has challenged Deputy President William Ruto to resign as the country’s second in command saying he is mentally unstable. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday, the Ndaragua Member of Parliament said the Deputy President has turned out to be a ‘temperamental person’ person who is unfit to hold any public office.…

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Why Uhuru Should Delay Taking Ksh 39M Retirement Package - Kioni

Additionally, Uhuru is entitled to entertainment, house allowances, office space, vehicles and full medical cover provided by the government.

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