Speaking during the occasion, Jubilee’s director of elections, David Murathe, said he is aware Kajiado has two Azimio la Umoja governor candidates and none of them is the preferred candidate of the coalition.
“It is true Nkedianye went to the best universities of the world but he has never been employed anywhere like me,” said Lenku.
Mositet claimed that Lenku ran away to ODM after accusing President Uhuru Kenyatta of forcing him to pick a candidate from the Kikuyu community.
On the matters of health, Sein said the people of Rombo walk long distances to get medical services.
Kisemei argued that he scored the highest points during the interview while Kelly was last, and wondered what criteria the election board used in nominating a “weak” candidate.
Lenku said he liberated Kajiado from outside aggression when he was elected in 2017, adding that the Maasai community should get up and defend themselves.
“Before I came in, the people of Kajiado sought medical services in Machakos, Makueni and Nairobi. I am now happy that my scorecard on health has stood out well,” said Lenku.
Nkedianye called on the police to do the right thing by arresting and charging those behind the fliers of hate being distributed in Kitengela.
“We are organising ourselves as leaders to see who gets which seat in the coming election. We have Kisii and Luhya communities here. But if you are coming with a force to even demand to cross into our bedrooms, do you think we can allow?” asked Kores.
Kajiado North MP Joseph Manje, who is former governor David Nkedianye’s running-mate said his boss moved out of ODM because of “trust issues”.