OPPOSITION LEADER DOES THE UNEXPECTED.

Politics...politics...politics.....the most unpredictable and interesting game of all.You wouldn't want to miss out on the latest gist in the opposition party.The opposition leader just did the unexpected by asking the deputy president, who is also the Jubilee coalition flag bearer, to back him up in his bid to secure the presidential seat come 2017 elections.Yes you got that right....

This comes as a shock for most political fans since as it is well known by most the support of deputy president William Ruto undoubtedly goes to the president Uhuru Kenyatta.However,it remains to be  Raila's stand as he maintains that he would like to have a talk with William Ruto concerning the issue.

Jubilee coalition flag bearer, however,maintains that his full support remains with president Uhuru Kenyatta.Ruto's stand concerning having a talk with opposition leader Raila Odinga is not clear since he has issued no statement concerning it.

Raila stated in a gathering that he would like to have Ruto's support in the coming 2017 elections promising that he would fully support deputy president William Ruto in 2022 elections after having served one term.This move was prompted by the overwhelming support that Raila received in the 2007 elections from the then Rift Valley province.

Well.....let's just wait and see how it all unfolds in the near future because with how things are going we can't really predict or give any speculation. 

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“The commission declares Yoweri Kaguta Museveni elected President of the Republic of Uganda,” commission chairman Badru Kiggundu said.
According to the commission Museveni won 60.8 percent of the vote, while opposition candidate Kizza Besigye secured 35.4 percent.
But Besigye who had been detained three times this week has questioned the credibility of the results, strongly accused the commission for “Rigging” elections and now he is calling for an independent audit of the results.
“We have just witnessed what must be the most fraudulent electoral process in Uganda,” Besigye said in a statement.
His home was encircled by police in riot gear and media were barred from approaching it. USA yesterday urged one of the Africa’s longest serving president to stop the security services harassing his opponents.
Museveni’s another rival, former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi has also complained about act, he was put under house arrest but was later released, his spokeswoman said.

“This election was fundamentally flawed and … results were not a reflection of the will of the Ugandan people,” Mbabazi said in a statement.