Makueni Governor Kivutha Kibwana has joined President-elect William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza Alliance.


Kibwana officially joined the Kenya Kwanza alliance on Tuesday.

The Deputy President welcomed Kibwana and other leaders into Kenya Kwanza at his Karen residence.

Ruto took to his social media accounts to announce Kibwana’s entry into his faction.

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“At the Karen Residence, welcomed Governor Kibwana to Kenya Kwanza accompanied by other leaders,” Ruto tweeted.

According to Ruto, Kibwana agreed to work with Kenya Kwanza in furthering the country’s development agenda.

“We associate with the leadership that Prof. @governorkibwana has manifested in agreeing to work with us in furthering our country’s development agenda. The Makueni Governor will join the Kenya Kwanza legal team in the ongoing presidential election petition,” Ruto said.


Kibwana will also join the Kenya Kwanza legal team in the current presidential election petition, which the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition filed at the Supreme Court challenging Ruto’s win.

“The Makueni Governor will join the Kenya Kwanza legal team in the ongoing presidential election petition,” Ruto disclosed.