President Wiliam Ruto’s aide Farouk Kibet today hit hard at the Opposition team led by the impeached former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua accusing them of lacking an agenda for the people of Kenya.

He said they are only fighting for personal interests and selling tribalism that he said has no place in current Kenya.

Speaking when he attended a church function at the Salvation Army Butali in Malava constituency, Kibet loudly wondered why an individual who sidelined some parts of the country while he demanded for shares in Government will change the lives of the people when he is out of Government over his bad conduct.

He asked the people of Malava to support the Kenya Kwanza administration to deliver on its manifesto and promises to Kenyans.

Kibet who was accompanied by the higher education and research department principal secretary Beatrice Inyangala also rallied the people in voting for the United Democratic Alliance party candidate David Ndakwa in the coming by-election slated for November 27th to replace late Malava member of Parliament Malulu Injendi who died early this year after a short illness.