The President of the republic of Kenya his Excellency William Ruto’s personal aid, Farouk Kibet has camped in Malava Constituency for almost Three Months now. Everyday, he is seen launching projects in Malava and meeting people in various forums.
Him, together with other leaders from the Western region allied to the Kenya Kwanza administration have been pitching camp campaigning for Honorable Ndakwa.
Well, despite all the camping in Malava, President William Ruto has received unexpected news leading to mixed reactions online.
According to the political opinion polls in Malava Constituency, Kakamega County. The United opposition candidate Honorable Seth Panyako is leading the United Democratic party candidate Honorable Ndakwa.
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Panyako is expected to win the Malava by election and with this possible outcome, it is going to be a blow to the government and those allied to Kenya Kwanza administration.
President William Ruto and his allies will have to move with speed and fix what is supposed to be fixed before the November 27, by-Election. Kenyans are watching keenly how the president is going to move to Malava.
A win for him, will put him at a closer range of inheriting the voting block left behind by the late Orange democratic Party leader Honorable Raila Odinga.
Raila Odinga controlled Kakamega County for a very long time with his support base maintaining support for him and his allies. All the governors that have ever served on the Orange democratic Party were elated on the Orange democratic Party.
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