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Uhuruto accuse Raila of breaking his 2010 Constitutional vow

President Uhuru Kenyatta is received at Karaba grounds by Embu Governor Martin Wambora, on June 29,2017, during a campaign tour in the county. Uhuru accused NASA coalition of being financed by Anglo Leasing schemers, who want favor from Raila, once he ascends to power. Photo Peter Muthomi.

President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto Thursday accused Opposition presidential candidate RailaOdinga of betraying his claim to be the most steadfast defender of the 2010 Constitution.

The Jubilee leaders said Raila and NASA were planning to slap the taxpayer with a Sh20 billion bill to fund a referendum to change the Constitution to create extra positions.

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