As of today we all agree William Ruto is likely to get a second term. But beyond 2032,what is the game plan?
I have always reminded all members here that William Ruto will win a second term (because their is no one crafty to outsmart him in the absence of Raila Odinga, and current election system is not that credible or fair) .
Looking at age and the fact age is a huge factor, William Ruto preferred lineup for 2032:
Ndindi Nyoro as president
Raymond Omolo as deputy president
George natembeya as prime minister
Fikirini Jacobs as deputy prime minister
And a woman,most likely from Marsabit or Garissa as the second deputy prime minister.
The speaker position will be shared such that Rift valley has the senior position in succession ranking, followed by Ukambani or Eastern. The Eastern case will be well balanced as their is a second deputy prime minister that if Eastern gets speaker, Garissa or North Eastern will have to get a woman prime minister.
In the cabinet to be formed Uhuru Kenyatta, Musalia Mudavadi and Raila Odinga kids will feature as a platform to launch their future ambitions.
That’s why it’s at this juncture Musalia mudavadi call for constitutional amendments is critical for the political class.
Thank you for your attention to this very important matter.Continue maintaining peace ,working hard. God bless Kenya,God bless you.
That is the best case scenario. The reality on the ground will be different.
He hired a certain firm as DP, do you think as president he will hire an incapable firm to help him in 2027?
Remember BBI was so dear to Uhuru than Raila. When Ruto visited Uhuru at his home, I’m sure he promised to fullfil BBI but not every wishful article in it.
Power will be handed to a Kikuyu in 2032 so relax.
Also, outside mount Kenya, it’s the gospel truth ’ a Kikuyu can never vote for a non Kikuyu’ . And William Ruto is viewed as some crafty hero who managed to play kikuyus and get the presidency. And in impeaching Gachagua he confirmed that heroism and he will harvest votes for doing things Baba couldn’t do. He managed to crack the uthamaki.
Have you heard some Raila supporters and die hards bash him that every time he comes back to them crying that his votes have been stolen? Yes, those supporters are highly likely to vote for Ruto and not anything Kikuyu. That’s why I once said Matiangi securing Jubilee support is an asset but also a liability
I always cite a very specific incident where Ndindi Nyoro was debating Rosa Buyu on KTN hosted by Ken Mijungu, I think it was around 2017. Whatever impression I got of him has remained justified.
But your opinions don’t matter, what matters is a referendum to marry the seeds of reform over the years, partially captured by anti reforms via Kilifi draft and eventually 2007 election rigging which gave birth to a Committee of Experts to marry the Kilifi draft and Nomas draft. The proposed referendum should complete the Kilifi draft journey.
Most Kikuyus have been supporters of the systems, I expect them to be patient and benefit from the 2032 plan.
If it was not for the 2010 constitution, akipchumba Murkomen would take over from Ruto in 2032, but now that’s not the reality. He has to be used as early as this to talk to Natembeya and Gideon Moi plus Raymond as other jaluos are stubborn and looking for the very thing Murkomen is looking for or will compromise and become speaker. Apart from Sifuna, no other candidate in Western province is favored by age, that’s why Mt Kenya sees in Sifuna an advantage when the time for negotiations come.
I’m not sure what you’re on about… I know Ndindi personally from an organization we both worked for. He has the ambition, but governor is the best he can be. National politics hapo atategwa nyumbani kwanza. He’s a supremacist without the wherewithal.
He is a point man to help the mountain in whatever formation they find themselves in. Having point men reduces your competitors advantage. For instance, if Ruto has to negotiate today with ODM, he will point out that he already has so and so from nyanza. So ODM cannot claim whatever they would have claimed without ceding ground
