Lang'ata MP Phelix Odiwuor (Jalang'o) opted to work closely with the current government to seek 'winning ways and political success' from President William Ruto.
"I decided to seek a different path to learn how to win. President Ruto has been winning since he joined politics in 1997," - Jalang'o.
Later after posting the post Jalango admits fearing for the lives of his immediate family members, soon after he declared his interest and started working closely with President William Ruto's government, going against his party's will.
"Kila siku ni kuhofia jamaa wangu, familia yangu, mamangu nyumbani, marafiki zangu, mke wangu....nini kitakachotokea. Lakini waoga hawajawai leta tofauti yeyote katika maisha," - Jalang'o.
Jalang'o, from the Azimio Coalition's ODM Party, says his decision to seek close relationship with the government is to enable him 'learn winning ways and political success' from President Ruto.
"I decided to seek a different path to learn how to win. President Ruto has been winning since he joined politics in 1997," - Jalang'o.
Previously, when Jalang'o first visited State House, the MP commented, saying that it was about seeking development opportunities for the people of Lang'ata.
"I decided to seek a different path to learn how to win. President Ruto has been winning since he joined politics in 1997," - Jalang'o.
Later after posting the post Jalango admits fearing for the lives of his immediate family members, soon after he declared his interest and started working closely with President William Ruto's government, going against his party's will.
"Kila siku ni kuhofia jamaa wangu, familia yangu, mamangu nyumbani, marafiki zangu, mke wangu....nini kitakachotokea. Lakini waoga hawajawai leta tofauti yeyote katika maisha," - Jalang'o.
Jalang'o, from the Azimio Coalition's ODM Party, says his decision to seek close relationship with the government is to enable him 'learn winning ways and political success' from President Ruto.
"I decided to seek a different path to learn how to win. President Ruto has been winning since he joined politics in 1997," - Jalang'o.
Previously, when Jalang'o first visited State House, the MP commented, saying that it was about seeking development opportunities for the people of Lang'ata.