Kenyans Urge Kalonzo Musyoka to Move On After NASA Summit

National Super Alliance (NASA) Principals Raila Odinga, Kalonzo Musyoka, Moses Wetangula and Musalia Mudavadi held a coalition summit meeting.

The crucial summit was meant to inform the other principals of what Raila had discussed with President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday.

Addressing journalists at Athi River, Mudavadi stated that  Odinga had briefed them and maintained that they encouraged constructive and structured dialogue to address the causes of national problems.

[caption caption="NASA principals addressing the press conference on Monday"][/caption]

"We have listened to Raila and he has explained everything he discussed with President Uhuru Kenyatta.

"He has answered everything. However, we are still open to dialogue and we will still hold consultations on these weighty issues," Mudavadi stated.

[caption caption="NASA principals during the summit on Monday"][/caption]

After photos of the summit surfaced online, Kenyans advised the Wiper leader to admit that the coalition was dead and move on.

One user noted that Kalonzo was still donning a campaign shirt while other principals wore suits: "Kalonzo ulipotea kitambo. Ona Wewe Bado Uko na shirt ya campaign watu wakifaa Official. Kwisha Wewe. Hata MCA huwezi pata (which loosely translates to: Kalonzo you were lost a long time ago.You are still wearing a  campaign shirt while others are in official wear. you are done. You can't even win an MCA seat)" one user stated.

Another noted: "Which NASA? Now it's ODM and Jubilee. Njooo ndani ya serikali na ufunge hyo mdomo juu huku hatutaki kiheheree! (Join the government and stop it with your propaganda)

"What are you fighting for Uhuru is now a legitimate President unless you forgot you mistook melon for a grenade in your compound on 30 January," a user chided.

While another stated: "If only you knew you could have been serious with the swearing in the way you were serious about this meeting."

[caption caption="Reactions to Kalonzo's post"][/caption]

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