Deputy President William Ruto's political camp is split on their next step after the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) Constitutional Amendment Bill was passed by the majority of county assemblies.
Some of his allies want the DP to maintain his current neutrality and avoid either supporting or opposing the BBI. Others want him to support the Bill in the referendum and benefit from it while another faction is pushing him to lead 'No' campaigns and are ready to oppose it in case the DP does not do so.
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