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Governor Sakaja on Sunday emphasized that the Kenya Kwanza government should engage all leaders in discussions.

Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has slammed Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja over calls for a dialogue between President William Ruto and Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga.

Cherargei in a tweet on Monday March 13 stated that the former Prime Minister should not be allowed near President Ruto.

“Sakaja Johnson on this you are wrong ,Tinga shall not be near our beloved H.E Ruto you can go ahead and do handshake/handcheque with Tinga alone the way you have done with Azimio-OKA remnants in Kanairo. Tinga aanze kutafuta glucose ya Monday ile mbio inakuja,” said Cherargei.

File image of Governor Sakaja


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Governor Sakaja on Sunday emphasized that the Kenya Kwanza government should engage all leaders in discussions.

“No one wants a handshake or nusu mkate. But you must acknowledge all leaders, you must be able to hear what are the legitimate concerns,” Sakaja stated.

He added, “This country is bigger than any one person this is our country and everyone must be made to feel as Kenyan as the other person. The politics of exclusion is not the politics of Kenya Kwanza. Kenya Kwanza's politics is politics of inclusion and I know that is what the president stands for.”