Mercy and grace shall fall on those who will loose in the 2017 elections as the government has got space to accomodate everyone.President Uhuru Kenyatta has asked politicians who lose during Jubilee Party nominations to support the winners and stick with the party.
The President said party nomination losers they would be accommodated in the government, which he said was big enough to accommodate everyone.
He was addressing Hola residents on Friday during a tour to Tana River County, a day after Parliament passed a law that bars party hopping.
President Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto are on a tour of Coast counties.
Apart from touring projects worth of billions initiated in the area, they are also on a campaign to woo the region to the Jubilee coalition.
STARTED TOUR
On Friday, they started their tour in Tana River headquarters, Hola, where the President commissioned the Hola-Madogo-Garissa road.
The Jubilee administration has pumped Sh600 million into the project.
On Friday morning, while addressing the residents, the President warned the contractor that should he do a shoddy and slow job, the company would be blacklisted by the government.
President Kenyatta and Mr Ruto then toured the Hola County Referral Hospital before addressing the public at Makutano Junction and at the Liberia area.
INCITING CHAOS
The President cautioned politicians from the county against inciting chaos ahead of the 2017 elections and challenged them to instead preach peace and create a conducive environment for competitive politics.
Mr Ruto asked the region's residents to join Jubilee, which he described as the people's party whose focus is to embrace all and ensure the nation's unity and development.
The two leaders are expected were due to speak in Malindi Town now where the President was set to commission the tarmacking of the key 103km Malindi-Sala Gate road in Malindi.
The two would then head to Kilifi, where the President was due to commission the tarmacking of roads within the town, as well as Mavueni-Kaloleni road and address residents at Kilifi bus park.
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