Uasin Gishu Woman Representative Gladys Boss Shollei has shared his New Year resolution for 2022.
In a post on her official Facebook page, the Woman Rep said top on her resolution for the New Year is ensuring Deputy President William Ruto wins the presidency.
DP Ruto is among the frontrunners for the seat, alongside Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga.
Political pundits already project a two-horse race, between the two for the presidential election.
But according to Gladys Boss Shollei, she believes she will be able to achieve her 2022 New Year resolution of helping Ruto succeed President Uhuru Kenyatta.
The former Registrar of Judiciary further challenged Kenyans not to allow themselves to be used by the government.
“My new year resolution is to get William Samoei Ruto into State House. And I know we shall achieve it. Kenyans must refuse to be misused by government.”
Gladys Boss Shollei, Uasin Gishu Woman Rep.
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Gladys Boss Shollei is a key ally of Deputy President William Ruto.
In the upcoming poll expected to be held on August 9, 2022, she will be seeking re-election for the Woman Rep position.
She however faces competition for the UDA ticket from among others Rael Jebichii, whom she beat in 2017 during the Jubilee party primaries.
A section of Kenyans on Facebook have expressed mixed reactions over Gladys Boss Shollei’s New Year resolution.
Gayo John said; “Good resolution,kazi ianze Sasa mwaka ushaanza.”
Similar sentiments were shared by Wcyliffe Koiseyie who noted that “Tuko pamoja madam Ruto the 5th president of the Republic of Kenya one love one country madam.”
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Some of the Facebook users were however of the contrary opinion, dismissing calls for Kenyans not to be allowed to be used by the government.
Benjamin Amwoga said; “Which government? I hope you aren’t talking about this that William Ruto is the second in command.”
“Hahaaa aty misused by what? Kwani Mimi Niko dunia ghani?” added Edwin N. Ngetich
