Don't take too long to change your mind, ANC boss tells Western

"The Kisii for example have come to terms with the reality that Ruto is president and have adjusted. Politicians from the region across political divides even visited him at the State House the other day promising to work with his regime. We (Senior Kenya Kwanza leaders) were in Nyanza the other day and they look to be adjusting to the reality, don't pretend to be more Azimio than them," he told the elders and Busia locals at the gathering.

The sentiments came as Ruto is expected to the border county next month and, a few days after Azimio la Umoja leader Raila led his supporters in Nairobi in denouncing Ruto's victory saying his presidency was achieved fraudulently.