Former Jubilee Secretary-General Raphael Tuju has declared he would turn down any government job from President William Ruto, saying he is content with his private life and business ventures.
Tuju, who now runs enterprises employing more than 100 people, said life outside politics allows him to speak freely without being bound by either government or opposition interests.
“I am not looking for positions to make deals,” he stated, emphasizing that his focus is on creating jobs and sustaining his businesses.
On national politics, Tuju urged leaders to prioritize credible elections and leadership that unites Kenyans beyond party lines.
He also weighed in on the recent youth-led protests, warning that violent attempts to oust a sitting government could plunge Kenya into instability similar to Somalia or Sudan.
“Change must come through legitimate democratic processes, not unrest,” he cautioned.
