Jubilee will win the 2017 polls by a huge margin Kiraitu

Jubilee Party interim co-chair, Kiraitu Murungi, now says the new political vehicle will win the 2017 elections with a landslide.

Speaking during the inaugural Jubilee delegates conference at the Kasarani Indoors Arena in Nairobi, Kiraitu said mathematical comparisons done by the party put Jubilee ahead of the rest.

“We have done our maths that show Jubilee winning the 2017 elections by a landslide, we cannot be wrong,” he said.

The Meru Senator, who until it’s dissolution on Thursday was Alliance Party of Kenya (APK) leader, further said that he had to quit the party, known as Bus, because it had reached its destination.

“The Deputy President, I would like to let you know that the Bus had to stop because we have found parking space in Jubilee.”

Leaders of other parties that dissolved to join Jubilee also spoke at the event.

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