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Uhuru allies to keep off Tangatanga meeting

Jubilee Secretary General Tuju. He says the meeting was not sanctioned by party leadership. [File, Standard]

A section of Jubilee MPs allied to President Uhuru Kenyatta have snubbed a retreat organised by the deputy president’s camp, arguing that it had been disguised as a forum on constitutional reforms.

The lawmakers dismissed the meeting that opens today in Naivasha as selfish and out to divide the country through holding parallel gatherings to the ongoing Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) rallies.

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