The dice is always rolling. And it did roll on Monday morning when the current and former Jubilee MPs trooped to State House to meet President William Ruto, a man they vigorously campaigned against in last year’s election.
At the time, they were rooting for Opposition leader Raila Odinga who lost to Ruto and even unsuccessfully challenged his win at the Supreme Court.
On Monday, legislators Kanini Kega and Sabina Chege, both considered most vocal Jubilee leaders, led former and current party members to pledge loyalty to the president, on the day Odinga was jetting into the country to hold a major rally at Kamukunji grounds.
Odinga and his Opposition lieutenants are advancing a fresh poll rigging claim, which the president has dismissed and vowed to forge unity while serving the people.
According to Kanini Kega who nominated to the East Africa Legislation Assembly, the meeting was to discuss the unity of the Mount Kenya region, and completion of development projects that were started by the previous regime.
Kanini said that they were concerned about the many projects that the previous government had started but noted that the current government is keen to complete all of them.
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