"They should know that they have no monopoly of violence or even monopoly of throwing stones and also for demonstrating. He said the opposition owns no monopoly of 'throwing stones' adding that they (Jubilee) will be compelled to counter future demonstrations should the same turn violent. While reacting to governor William Kabogo remarks that mount Kenya region will not support deputy president William Ruto for presidency come 2022, he said that Kabogo does not speak for everyone. "We will not sit back and watch our property being destroyed if the police are unable to stop the same,"said Waititu. Kabete legislator Ferdinand Waititu has warned that further demonstrations leading to destruction of property will be met with a lot of resistance.

Source: The Star June 13, 2016 19:35 UTC