KIKUYU council of elders finally break silence over 2022 succession politics and RUTO’s bid-Some people will commit suicide after this

DAILY POST: KIKUYU council of elders finally break silence over 2022 succession politics and RUTO’s bid-Some people will commit suicide after this News 01:20

Friday January 11, 2019-The Kikuyu council of elders have broken their silence over the ongoing debate regarding the 2022 succession politics.

In a statement, the elders called on politicians to immediately desist from 2022 succession politics, saying the trend was impeding development. The elders under, Kikuyu Cultural Elders Association, said heightening political temperatures surrounding succession of President Uhuru Kenyatta by his Deputy William Ruto were a threat to the calm Kenya has enjoyed for the past one year. The elders further said it was unusually early for DP Ruto and his politicians to commence campaigns for an election which was more than three years away. Led by the association's Chairman, Ndung’u Gaiduma, they said as elders, they were perturbed and worried by the bubbling political temperatures experienced in the 2019, terming the situation a disruption of social and economic progress.  "As elders we strongly believe it is too early to engage in politics of 2022.” “Most of recent political utterances don't auger well with our country's prospective.” “Jubilee’s manifesto points and the Big Four Agenda are yet to be implemented and that is where our focus should be," said Ndung'u.

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