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Governor Kihika accuses senator Cheruiyot of sowing tribalism in Nakuru

Nakuru governor Susan Kihika. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Cracks threatening the unity of the ruling UDA party have emerged in its main political backyard, the Rift Valley, after Susan Kihika and Aaron Cheruiyot clashed on the weekend.

Kihika, the Nakuru governor, accused Cheruiyot, the Senator for Kericho, of using Nakuru county to host what she termed a tribal grouping, allegedly for regional political interests.

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