They are Hired Crowds, Kuria Spills the Beans as Isaac Mwaura Also Confirms this Glaring Reality

Gatundu South Member of Parliament (MP) Moses Kuria has called out the Kenya Kwanza alliance for transporting supporters to political rallies.

Discord within the Kenya Kwanza team has continued to hit even hard after a section of leaders from the Mt Kenya region decried intimidation and frustration in the Ruto led alliance. Led by Kiambu gubernatorial aspirants Moses Kuria and William Kabogo, the duo termed the alliance as a deceitful alliance where small parties are disregarded.

Yesterday while speaking to Citizen TV's Wahiga Mwaura, Kuria revealed that the UDA has been frustrating other parties in the region with some members being warned not to associate with them. This become open during a rally over the week where Ruto's running mate literally snubbed Kabogo from addressing the residents resulting to a clash with UDA's Kimani Wamatangi where he asked people to choose only UDA leaders.

Kuria further complained that UDA was using buses to transport supporters from one place to the other in order to give the impression that they have supporters everywhere and also to be cheered during rallies.

"I think there is a problem that is happening in Kenya Kwanza which for me I found unfortunate, I vowed never to engage in. Whereby we transport… We are having nine meetings in three constituencies or four constituencies. And then somebody tags along their supporters," Kuria said.

Just even before dust could settle on Kuria's allegations that UDA ferries supporters to their rallies, Nominated senator Isaac Mwaura has also revealed why Kenya Kwanza's party leader William Ruto is always ferrying crowds in his political rallies. Mwaura was speaking today at Citizen TV during a morning show said that the UDA has mastered the art of ferrying crowds to rallies to look popular.

https://sonkonews.com/isaac-mwaura-why-ruto-doesnt-have-genuine-supporters-in-mt-kenya/

https://www.pd.co.ke/august-9/moses-kuria-uda-hire-crowd-133453/