Ruto's allies criticise Jubilee, say 'finally at home' in UDA
United Democratic Alliance chair Johnson Muthama addresses the press, flanked by other members of the party, at Hustler Centre in Nairobi on January 8, 2021.
Ms Kihika said UDA has a national outlook and is friendly to all, unlike Jubilee, where she said there is segregation.
Mr Muthama said they are not asking members to quit Jubilee but to form friendships with UDA.
The ‘hustler’ political movement says it has found a new home in the newly unveiled United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party.
UDA chair Johnson Muthama and Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen Friday said the party is the chosen vehicle to help drive Deputy President William Ruto to power come the 2022 General Election.
