“Hatuna Vita na Mtu”: Kenyatta urges Jubilee Party members to leave peacefully

“Hatuna Vita na Mtu”: Kenyatta urges Jubilee Party members to leave peacefully

The former president of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, has asked those who are willing to leave the Jubilee Party to do so peacefully.
Uhuru stated that they are not interested in getting involved in any party wrangling because their primary objective is to safeguard their party.

He praised the fearless defense of the party by the former MP for Ndaragwa, Jeremiah Kioni, and his colleagues, even as the waters around them became more turbulent.

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“Sisi hatuna vita na mtu, tunalinda chama yetu. Na wale ambao hawataki waende kule wanataka kuenda kwa amani, hakuja haja ya kusumbua watu. (We do not have a problem with anyone; we are simply protecting our party at this time. Those who want to leave and can leave without causing any problems),” Uhuru Kenyatta, who was in a jovial mood, said.

The former head of state criticized the actions of the police officers. Who threw teargas canisters at the headquarters of the Jubilee Party. Stating that other occupants of the building should not be involved. In the politics surrounding the ownership of the political outfit.

“You are throwing teargas at them so you can take the house by force, that is not right,” he said. “You are throwing teargas at them.”

“Hatuna Vita na Mtu”: Kenyatta urges Jubilee Party members to leave peacefully

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