As elections approach, the pressure is not only felt by voters but by aspirants as well. This is true of Moses Kuria. The MP for Gatundu South , Moses Kuria has spoken that he will quit politics if not elected come August 9 Elections. However, Kuria is confident that he will win the elections come August 09.
“In the unlikely event I am not elected, you will not see me in politics again let alone seeking to be nominated. There is life beyond politics,” he said.
As the chama Cha Kazi Party, he however refused claims that he sent his name for MP nominations as aback up plan if he doe not win the elections
He had this to say;
“It is simply not true that I have forwarded my name to be nominated as an MP. My single-minded focus is to be elected Governor of Kiambu County and to have William Ruto as President,” he wrote.
Moses Kuria is running against Senator Kimani Wamatangi of UDA. Kimani is the former Governor William Kabogo of Tujibebe Party and independent candidate Patrick ‘WaJungle’ Wainaina.
UHURU IS DISTRACTING RAILA SAYS MOSES KURIA
Speaking during the With All Due Respect show on NTV on Tuesday, July 12, Kuria argued that Uhuru had made Raila believe that the unity of the country was way more important than addressing the economic challenges facing its citizens.
On Tuesday, July, 12 Moses Kuria highlighted that Uhuru has made raila think that unity is more important than what fellow kenyans go through economically.
“The biggest problem with Azimio is that they are so distant from the realities of the common man. Sometimes I look at Raila and wonder if that is the man I knew. He has been taken away from reality by his brother (Uhuru).
“He has been taken away from the common man and their suffering which is driving the voter sentiment. For them, the Azimio common man is still in history where it is about unity and appeasement,” Kuria argued.
He However said that Uhuru’s actions were giving William Ruto a bi cutting edge
“Uhuru is my good friend and he has messed Raila by taking him away from the common man. Raila of the past was more to the common man than even us who were opposing him at that particular time. Now it is the reverse. Even in Kibra, they are not feeling him even though they will vote for him.
“When the price of maize flour rises, you find that Raila is the first one to defend saying that we should put the blame on Ukraine and not Uhuru. This is not him.”
