Moses Kuria is out of order, Jubilee boss Raphael Tuju has said, following his remarks on a manhunt for Kiambu people who did not vote for the President.
In a Facebook post on September 5, the Gatundu South MP said they were ready for another election but that they hunt people who did not elect Uhuru Kenyatta.
“Kiambu has spoken. They have said Wembe ni ule ule (the razor blade is the same one). Wangige and Kiambu people are seething with anger. One million of their votes were cancelled by four people,” read the post.
“But they are so ready to do it again. And even more. Manhunt is on tonight for the 200,000 people who did not vote and the 70,000 that voted for that other demon.”
Tuju, who is Jubilee Party secretary general, told NTV’s Side Bar show on Wednesday night that the remarks are unacceptable.
“That’s completely out of order and I will not accept that kind of language. And if it is true, I will take up with him. It is unacceptable,” he said.
The secretary general disassociated himself and the party from the utterances.
“It is not a Jubilee policy,” he added. “It cannot be a Jubilee policy and we cannot be put on the spot by mistakes of a few elements in the party which are preaching wrong things.”
On Wednesday, Tuju criticised his boss for losing his temper after the Supreme Court cancelled his polls victory.
