Raila Endorses George Natembeya As The Second Governor 0f Transnzoia

Odm chief and Azimio la umoja brigade captain Raila Odinga today has endorsed Natembeya as the second governor of Transnzoia. 
The endorsement took place at St Ann's Kiminini Constituency. In ecstatic move Raila said its Natembeya who will be Azimio flag bearer. Natembeya now enjoys the support of Azimio la Umoja. 

The former regional commissioner has accepted the endorsement and promised super service delivery once he assumes office.

Raila is on record endorsing successful candidates in Transnzoia with Natembeya predecessor Patrick khaemba being one of them. Although ODM had two candidates Dorcus Njenga and Festus Mukoya ,Raila Odinga confirmed its only Natembeya who is known to deliver the seat and development cautious!
Natembeya is battling it, with Bungoma senator Moses Wetangula political student Chris Wamalwa. Who seems to be degassed as days goes on.

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