Ruto tells Raila, that he is not superior enough to stall Kenya

No person, however mighty, can deny Kenyans their right to choose the leaders they want, the DP has reiterated.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga said he will not be party to the election if senior IEBC secretariat officials, he believes bungled the August 8 election, are not replaced.
But Deputy President William Ruto on Monday told Kenyans not to be threatened by Raila's "useless" sentiments, saying what is important is that people's lives improve. "This man cannot be superior enough to hold the country at ransom by stopping an election. He is just an impossible dream," Ruto said. "The right of every Kenyan to vote is not negotiable. We do not care...but we believe Kenyans will go to the polls."
He spoke at former Funyula legislator Paul Otuoma's Bunandi home. He received Otuoma to Jubilee at the function he attended alongside Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka, Water CS Eugene Wamalwa and leaders Fred Gumo and Ababu Namwamba.