Chama cha Mashinani officials in Nakuru county have restated that their party is not up for grabs and aspires to remain functional dismissing rumors that they were headed for winding up.
Speaking at Tumaini conference center in Ingobor, Nakuru west sub-county, the leaders led by county chairman Daniel Bett Selembu, former Gubernatorial aspirant Dr. Peter Koros and former Kuresoi south MP Zakayo Cheruiyot said they will continue to exist as independent party and operate within their set rules despite frequent visits by leaders to their party leader Isaac Ruto to woo him.
They said that they will work closely with Jubilee party to address pertinent issues affecting the citizenry but will also keep a keen eye on the wrong doings of the government.
ZK lashed out at the government for wastage of government resources that could be used to address the plight of the tea and maize farmers who have been suffering due to the infiltration of cartels into the sector.
The leaders vowed to conduct recruitment drive to popularize their party ahead of 2022 elections as they strategize to work with like-minded parties.
PHOTO/Pristone Mambili:CCM Party officials in Nakuru addressing media at Tumaini conference center in Ingobor, Nakuru west sub-county.They have maintained that the party is independent.
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