Deputy President William Ruto's indecisiveness on the BBI Bill saw his troops firing in different directions during the historic vote in the National Assembly on Thursday night. This saw his allies in the Senate and National Assembly keep off crucial meetings such as one in Naivasha where the additional 70 constituencies’ allocation was decided. The pro-BBI MPs said the overwhelming Thursday night vote in support of the BBI Bill may as well spell the death of the Hustler Movement. "We should respect everyone's decision and accept democratic outcomes; all views make us stronger together," Ruto said. About 10 MPs pulled a surprise with their support for the BBI bill having campaigned against the amendments to the Constitution 2010.

Source: The Star May 08, 2021 03:00 UTC