Jubilee Party members allied to President Uhuru Kenyatta have allegedly disagreed on a decision to ouster Deputy President William Ruto from the party.
According to reports it indicated that two groups have differed on whether to go on with the move or push to a later date.
One section claims the DP should be removed with immediate effect as campaigns for the upcoming 2022 general elections heat up.
The other faction, however, prefers the Head of State should wait it out and use the ejection card as leverage in future political battles.
Speaking to a local daily, Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju said a meeting had been convened by the National Management Committee to iron out the issue.
“We have a National Management Committee meeting tomorrow but I can neither confirm nor deny if that (ouster) would be on the agenda.
“I cannot talk of an agenda before it is adopted by the meeting,” stated Tuju on Sunday, March 21.
The meeting is set to precede that of the National Executive Council (NEC) which is scheduled to take place later on.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, who is a strong supporter of Ruto, dared Jubilee Party to eject the DP noting the Jubilee Party was no longer influential as in the days of yore.
“We are not interested, in any one way, in an outfit called Jubilee Party. You have so much baggage. You have taken this country into an abyss of debt. Jubilee, as we know, and as we believe, is a party of the past.
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