WILLIAM RUTO’s influence causing jitters to UHURU KENYATTA’s foot soldiers

  Despite pomp and colour in yesterday’s Jubilee coalition unveiling of the manifesto, we are told by our Jubilee moles that all is not well in the Jubilee alliance.

Apparently, some confidantes of Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta are now unhappy with the influence Eldoret North MP William Ruto is beginning to exercise.

Our moles tell us that Ruto, who is also the United Republican Party (URP) leader, is becoming more and more popular and is making key decisions which should have been ordinarily done by the Coalition secretariat.

Uhuru’s foot soldiers are now worried that Uhuru Kenyatta may become a “puppet” of Ruto if and when he becomes the President on March 4^th.

Meanwhile, the launch of harmonized Jubilee manifesto at Kasarani yesterday, included a ceremony that seemingly contradicted one of the alliance’s key  campaign agendas - passing the leadership baton to the younger generation popularly known as analogue to digital.

But in what appeared to be a faux pas, a young boy brought in a copy of the manifesto and passed it on to a slightly older Indian blonde and then she passed it on to the older Wazees. 

Wasn’t that digital to analogue?