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Don't teach me my job, President Uhuru Kenyatta tells critics

President Uhuru Kenyatta is dressed by a Pokot woman, Rebecca Lotin, in Kapenguria after addressing a public rally during his tour of West Pokot County Monday. [PHOTO: PETER OCHIENG/ STANDARD]

ELDORET: President Uhuru Kenyatta reportedly said he would not allow inexperienced politicians to dictate to him who to sack or retain in his Cabinet during a closed-door meeting with North Rift leaders in State House, Eldoret.

During the Sunday evening meeting, also attended by his deputy William Ruto, President Kenyatta is understood to have challenged those who were rocking the ruling Jubilee coalition from within to walk out or wait for their turn to lead.

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