Kishanto Ole Suuji is a bitter man after his wife hosted Deputy President William Ruto at his Irpolosat home in Kajiado County.

Suuji is the husband of Kajiado East Member of Parliament Peris Tobiko.

He expressed his disappointment and disapproval of the intended meeting in his home and claims his wife Peris did not consult him about it as the owner of the home.

Suuji claims he only came to know about the meeting on Thursday evening. He went to Isinya Police Station on Friday to have the political rally cancelled on grounds of trespass.

However, the security officers at the station informed him that nothing could have been done about it at that moment as the rally had been permitted and it was too late to cancel and cancelling it would most likely cause more tension.

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The disgruntled, hurt and embarrassed Suuji asserted it was unscrupulous for such a rally of that magnitude be held in his home without his knowledge or consultation.

Suuji who is also a civil servant distanced himself from the event and United Democratic Alliance (UDA) politics and affirmed his support for the current government.

“I am hurt, I do not support what is going on, I don’t support the political activity going on in my farm in Kajiado. That’s my property, that’s my farm my land…and that is trespass,” Suuji said.

He also said he cannot encourage such political ventures to be hosted at his home.

About a week ago, Peris who until recently has been an ardent supporter of the Jubilee Party and the handshake before announcing that she would be hosting Ruto at her home.

Rumours and speculations have it she may ditch Jubilee Party to join UDA