Deputy President William Ruto has said that it's time leaders worked together and compete on the basis of programs and development track records.
Addressing a section of Kitui MCAs at his Karen residence on Tuesday, DP Ruto mentioned that the country needs to get rid of stale political tactics of threats and coercion.
"Instilling fear in leaders will not better the lives of Kenyans. Instead, we must come up with programmes that will empower them.
"Leaders must aspire to work together and compete on the platform of issues, programmes and their development track-record. We must rid our country of old political tactics of threats and coercion that will not make better the lives of ordinary Kenyans," DP Ruto said.
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DP William Ruto and a section of Kitui MCAs.
The Deputy President championed for the bottom-up economic model stating that it would liberate Kenyans from huge debts and poverty.
“Economic revolution will start from the bottom. It is this revolution that will get us out of poverty and the huge debts that we suffer from," he said.
The DP hosted 15 MCAs from Kitu County alongside MPs Nimrod Mbai (Kitui East), Victor Munyaka (Machakos Town), Gichunge Kabeabea (Tigania East), John Mutunga (Tigania West), Rigathi Gachagua (Mathira), John Lodepe (Turkana Central) and Daniel Nanok (Turkana West).
Others leaders present were former Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama, former Mombasa Senator Hassan Omar, and former Nairobi Deputy Governor Jonathan Mueke.
