The Mountain Journal
Maragua MP Mary Wamaua crossed over the Deputy President William Ruto camp saying she has respected the will of her constituents.
The MP who has been working hard to transform the living standards of the electorate said since she decamped from the UDA bridage she has been having sleepless nights due to the pressure exerted by the locals.
Speaking at the historic Kimorori grounds in Kenol town, she told the deputy president that many of the development programmes being enjoyed in the constituency were the ones she lobbied for through his office.
“ Am now at home and ready to join the UDA brigade to push Ruto and the Hustler Nation agenda countrywide,” said Wamaua.
Present were Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa and Alice Wahome of Kandara who described Wamaua as a lost sister whom they were looking for to return home and support Dr Ruto crusade.
In the meeting, the deputy president told off Azimio la Umoja Initiative that they were being pushed yet they lack a development agenda.
He said in the last two elections Railka Odinga was working against them only to be allowed in the government and sabotaged the lined up agenda.
“ The projects that stalled in the second term of the Jubilee Government am ready to ensure they are completed for the interest of the people,” said Ruto.
Others present were Rigathi Gachagua and Ndindi Nyoro and a handful of UDA aspirants from Murang'a.
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