Museveni finally breaks silence, reveals why Uhuru gave respect and left the red carpet for DP Ruto

President Kaguta Museveni’s government throught its Communication Intelligence services (CIS) has revealed the Main reason as to why President Uhuru Kenyatta gave respect and left the red carpet for Deputy President William Ruto during Kibaki’s memorial service at Nyayo Stadium on friday.

While talking to their twitter account, CIS divulged that President Uhuru Kenyatta gave respect to his second in command because he was aware that he was near of succeding him in the upcoming polls slated for August.

“The Current President of Kenya gave respect to his Deputy President of Kenya who is to be the Future President of Kenya, that’s why he left a #RedCarpet for anear Future President of Kenya H.E @WilliamsRuto. As @cisuganda we are friends and Supporters of @WilliamsRuto nonestop https://t.co/sc5EeWIfoV ”

At the same time, President Uhuru Kenyatta appeared to have snubbed his Deputy William Ruto’s handshake for the second time in a week.

Uhuru accompanied by First Lady Margaret was spotted walking past Ruto at the Nyayo Stadium during the State funeral service of fallen president Mwai Kibaki.

Uhuru and Ruto also did not shake hands when they crossed paths at Parliament buildings to pay their last respects to Kibaki’s body which was lying in State at the time.

Incidentally, Uhuru was spotted shaking hands with all visiting heads of state and dignitaries at Nyayo present at the State funeral.

President Kenyatta was also seen shaking hands with Kibaki family members at Parliament

The lack of handshake gesture points to a reported break down in the relationship between the President Kenyatta and his Deputy.

With three months to the August 2022 polls, Uhuru Kenyatta has announced he would support Raila Odinga.

“May God bless Raila, the fifth President of Kenya, to lead the country. I am confident Raila will move the country forward and ensure Kenya is respected globally,” said President Kenyatta at a recent political event.

Meanwhile, Ruto and his allies have consistently hit out at Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing him of corruption among other vices during his tenure.

In the meantime, Deputy President William Ruto has eulogized the late President Mwai Kibaki and described him as the greatest president Kenya ever had.

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