Raila Odinga isn't worried about Ruto and Uhuru meeting up. He says folks have the wrong idea about handshakes.
Uhuru and Ruto just said hello to each other. That's not the same as announcing they'll work together. A real handshake needs an agreement that everyone knows about.
Raila thinks Ruto asked Uhuru's friends to help run the country for a good reason. Ruto wants people from different parties in his government. That makes it more inclusive.
Raila had a true handshake with Kibaki a long time ago. They wrote down what they agreed on. They told the whole country about it.
The same thing happened with Uhuru. Raila and Uhuru signed an official deal, which they then announced to everyone.
Raila and Ruto haven't made any deals like that, and they haven't agreed on anything in writing, so they haven't had a real handshake.
Some people say Raila got the most out of the Gen Z protests. But Raila says that's just something the media made up. It's not actually true.
Uhuru and Ruto just said hello to each other. That's not the same as announcing they'll work together. A real handshake needs an agreement that everyone knows about.
Raila thinks Ruto asked Uhuru's friends to help run the country for a good reason. Ruto wants people from different parties in his government. That makes it more inclusive.
Raila had a true handshake with Kibaki a long time ago. They wrote down what they agreed on. They told the whole country about it.
The same thing happened with Uhuru. Raila and Uhuru signed an official deal, which they then announced to everyone.
Raila and Ruto haven't made any deals like that, and they haven't agreed on anything in writing, so they haven't had a real handshake.
Some people say Raila got the most out of the Gen Z protests. But Raila says that's just something the media made up. It's not actually true.
