Speaker of the National Assembly Justin Muturi (2nd left) consults with PCEA official at Ragati Church yesterday. He was accompanied by among others nominated MCA in Nyeri Ms Nyawira Wa Jubilee.
By: Our Correspondent
Speaker of the National Assembly, Justin Muturi has called for tolerance as the country enters the electioneering period ahead of the August 9 General Election.
Muturi said by hurling insults, one gained nothing and thus there was need for those seeking various political seats to accommodate the competitors.
“To my fellow aspirants, stop insulting each other to avoid causing tension during the electioneering period,” he said.
Speaking in Karatina town, Mathira constituency in Nyeri County, he added, “Insults and unsubstantiated allegations have been dominating most political rallies, raising tension among rival politicians”.
At the same time, the Speaker who is seeking the Presidency through Democratic Party of Kenya DP) clarified that his party had not entered any political coalition.
“I would like to make it clear that DP has not joined any form of coalition. Assume any such rumours,” he observed as he affirmed that he was in the race to succeed President Uhuru Kenyatta as the fifth Head of State.
The Speaker was in Nyeri where he joined PCEA faithful at Ragati PCEA Church during the 100 anniversary celebrations.
The ceremony was graced by the church’s Moderator of 23rd General Assembly Rt. Rev. Thegu Mutahi and hosted by the Parish Minister, Rev. David Chege.
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