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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31498, member: 636"] Friends of President Ruto are happy about how people in Mt Kenya treated him during his visit. A big group met at Kapkei church in Moiben last Sunday. These leaders said Ruto will win again because he helps the country grow. The church group included many important people, like Governor Jonathan Bii and Finance PS Chris Kiptoo. Several MPs came from different parts of Kenya to show they back the president. Aaron Cheruiyot told Ruto not to mind those who talk bad about him out of jealousy. He said the president loves everyone and gives money to churches despite harsh words from others. Cheruiyot blamed former deputy Gachagua for trying to keep Mt Kenya votes just for himself. He thanked Mt Kenya's people for welcoming Ruto during his trip. The meeting showed that many leaders think Ruto makes Kenya better. MP Atandi promised that Raila Odinga would stand with President Ruto even when voting happens next time. He said some people wanted Raila to hurt the country, but he refused. The MP promised that no one in government plans to leave Ruto before election day comes. Atandi believes the president has good plans that will change Kenya. He asked everyone to help Ruto because his work made the future bright. Julius Ruto asked Justin Muturi to stop saying things he could not prove. He wondered why Muturi kept working if he thought Ruto was bad for Kenya. Governor Bii felt glad about how Mt Kenya welcomed the president. He said this proves that people all over Kenya like Ruto. Bii asked those against Ruto to accept that most Kenyans love his work. MP Nyakundi added that the Mt Kenya trip showed Ruto brings people together well. Farouk Kibet said Kenyans hate tribal talk and leaders who divide people have no place here. MP Mutuse backs Ruto because his area needs help through the president. He likes how Ruto always speaks about building things like roads and schools. Mutuse supports the unity between Ruto and Raila because it helps the whole country. He thinks Ruto will win with 14 million votes next time. PS Kiptoo ended by saying that prices have fallen, money is stronger, and business looks better. [/QUOTE]

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