DP Ruto team made a bold step and flooded Nairobi streets with campaign banners and T shirts and also trended online a hashtag #Vote4Ruto in an act of provocation. President Uhuru has asked politicians to stop politicking and focus on delivering the BIG4AGENDA.
They had created posters of the DP, showing his support from different parts of the Country.
However, DP Ruto’s Tanga Tanga team has distanced itself from the trend. They say the hashtag has been created by Ruto’s enemies who want to compromise his reputation.
#Vote4Ruto only a fool can dare
— @ngamiayaGarissa (@sonkohussler) April 17, 2019
Show me your friends i tell you who you are#Kalonzo_musyokaforpresident pic.twitter.com/5Ig0C50y5P
Through Statehouse Direcor for Digital Communications Dennis Itumbi, Ruto’s camp claim to be knowing the people behind the hashtag, whom they claim is the sound of a defeated group that is running out of ideas!
To understand who owns this group that is barking on hashtag ‘Vote For Ruto’ just look at their previous choir of tweets. Same sound, same noise, same lyrics – Same owner! It is an Orchestra with a team, instruments & money but can barely compose a melody! We wish them well!
— Dennis Itumbi, HSC (@OleItumbi) April 17, 2019
He argues that the DP has been clear on 2022 politics.
Itumbi further argues that It is time for service delivery, Time to serve and do what must be done for Country.
He says Ruto has not even gotten the Jubilee ticket.
Itumbi further claimed that for one to understand who owns the group that is barking on hashtag ‘Vote For Ruto’ “just look at their previous choir of tweets. Same sound, same noise, same lyrics – Same owner!”
He added that It is an Orchestra with a team, instruments and money but can barely compose a melody.
DP @WilliamsRuto has been clear on 2022 politics. It is time for service delivery. Time to serve & do what must be done for Country. He has not even gotten the Jubilee ticket. The barking on hashtag ‘Vote For Ruto’ is the sound of a defeated group that is running out of ideas!
— Dennis Itumbi, HSC (@OleItumbi) April 17, 2019
He said that they wished them well!
