Sudi speaks on URP pulling out of Jubilee

Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has vowed  URP members will  not to pull out of the Jubilee Party amid 2022 succession politics.

Sudi who is also an ally to Deputy President William Ruto   said, they are in Jubilee Party to stay and no intimidation could make them move out of the party.

"Listen and listen  good, we are the owners  of the Jubilee Party and we were fully involved in its formation therefore no-one whatsoever can tell us to move out of the party, he or she should do so instead," said the Kapseret Member of parliament.

"Are we insane to form another political party yet we have our own. This s is our party and we have rights of ownership," added the Jubilee vocal member of parliament.

The second term Jubilee Party Member parliament was speaking to the press in Eldoret town on Sunday.


Sudi called on politicians from the North Rift region to unite and help President Uhuru Kenyatta and  Deputy President William Ruto  to implement the big four agenda.

He, however, urged the Jubilee party to conduct party primaries saying this this will help to elect competent leaders and bring sanity to the party and also  do away with conmen’s who have destroyed the party..

He noted that most party officials were appointed thus cannot represent the interest of members of the party but their own or some people decisions.

“The party is now being led by some few self-centered individuals   to serve their masters who put them in their various positions thus change in leadership is paramount,” added the second term Jubilee MP.