Politics

How Ruto’s UDA Plots To Rig Matungu By-Election

Ruto’s new wheelbarrow party UDA is determined to expand its wings and claim relevance. Just after Msambweni victory, information we’re having is the party strategists are burning night oil to ensure they win the crucial seat to prove their worth in western politics that is perceived to be allied to ODM and ANC.

According to information reaching us, the team has cleverly hatched a plan in conspiracy with rogue IEBC officials. UDA is said to have procured 7,000 votes and a budget of Sh20M stacked up to win the seat.

Further details claim that Abel Kemboi, the IEBC officer in charge of registry and data management together with one Irene Nyamodi allegedly sold voters data including phone numbers to the party officials.

The voters have since been approached by UDA in the pretext of Warembo na UDA, they’ve also targeted local teachers whom are considered influential. In their dirty game, the 7,000 procured votes will automatically be tallied even without their physical voting. Could this have been the same card UDA played in Msambweni? ODM and IEBC officials should take these claims seriously and handle them in time.


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