National Super Alliance leaders are alleged to have been blackmailing Raila Odinga which forced him to take a hard stance and skip a meeting scheduled for Monday.
According to reports by the Daily Nation the three co-principals Musalia Mudavadi, Kalonzo Musyoka and Moses Wetangula had formed a tendency for taking sides and opposing every opinion that Raila presented during meetings.
They are also alleged to have opposed the creation of the People’s Assemblies and went on the quest for electoral justice, then asked the former Prime Minister to help them focus on the 2022 elections.
Raila’s spokesman Dennis Onyango refuted claims of a planned NASA meeting for all the principals stating that his camp was not aware of such a meeting.
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During the burial of Wavinya Ndeti’s father-in-law Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka affirmed that the meeting was going to happen on Monday and all NASA leaders had confirmed attendance.
“We have agreed to meet on Monday to know what happened on Friday. My heart is at peace. I feel vindicated,” Kalonzo told the mourners.
The co-principals met for the first time late on Sunday to review the events of the week and plot a response without Raila present.
Adding his voice to the matter, ANC Secretary-General Barrack Muluka stated that he was not surprised with Raila for choosing to skip the crucial meeting.
“Raila’s unilateral flight into the Jubilee Party corner is true to his surprise-and-attack style of politics,” Muluka stated.
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“It is the three principals who will have to sit and decide whether to incorporate Raila and even if they incorporate him, they will be stretching it because he is already an outsider,” he added.
