Leaders call for rejection of JAP

Bomet Governor Isaac Ruto (right) with Kuresoi South MP Zakayo Cheruiyot. The two are among URP leaders cautioning residents of the Rift Valley against the Jubilee Alliance Party. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD]

Kenya: The newly registered Jubilee Alliance Party (JAP) continues to cause jitters among political leaders in the Rift Valley region.

A day after Narok North MP Moitalel Kenta dismissed the party saying none of the Maasai community leaders were consulted before its formation, his Kuresoi South counterpart Zakayo Cheruiyot warned politicians in the Rift Valley they risk being political slaves of The National Alliance (TNA) party, an affiliate of the Jubilee alliance.