President Kenyatta has indicated that he will not be involved in succession politics once his term expires in 2022.
Speaking on Saturday in Machakos when he attended the burial of Raphael Waita, the father of State House Chief of Staff Nzioka Waita, President Uhuru noted that he is focused on delivering his pledges to Kenyans, after which he will go home.
The President further said that he will leave it on those keen to succeed him to square it up for the Presidency when he leaves office.
“The time of politics is over, now what remains is to implement development projects in every corner of the country. Those interested in 2022 seats will battle it out among themselves, I will be at home,” he stated.
President Kenyatta mourned Waita as a statesman and a great leader, whose life should be emulated.
“We have all heard about his life, we also need to emulate him. If we follow in his footsteps then I assure you we can achieve much more development as a country."
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