Former President Uhuru Kenyatta reiterated support for his party leader, Raila Odinga, in their first-ever joint rally since the August 9, 2022, General Election.
While addressing a roadside rally in Luanda in Vihiga County, Uhuru assured the residents that he was still intact in Azimio.
He also highlighted that he follows all proceedings within the party and listens to Raila like all other co-principals.
"I have retired, but I am not tired. Some of us become more energetic after retirement. I am still an ardent supporter of Raila Odinga. If he tells me to go, we will go together," Uhuru stated to the delight of the crowd.
"I supported him last time, and I will continue supporting him because I know he is honest and seeks to unite the country. And that is within my rights," he added.
While heaping pressure against the government, the former President stated that he would be glad to see the cost of living lowered and other challenges addressed.
He also pledged to support Raila's quest for the presidency if the former Prime Minister decided to launch his sixth stab - a record history in Kenya.
"I am not looking for any political seat, but I will be ready to support Raila when he seeks any elective seat.
"The divisive politics will not solve the drought facing Kenyans, that I can assure you," he weighed in.
However, the former President steered clear of the recent uncertainty surrounding the withdrawal of his security detail and the tax evasion claims.
On his part, Odinga continued his onslaught against the government and called out the President William Ruto-led administration for failing to lower the cost of living as promised in the campaign period.
He also called out the Kenya Kwanza administration over intensified push for taxation despite the economic situation in the country.
Further, Odinga urged his supporters to turn a blind eye to the latest development where a section of leaders elected under Azimio la Umoja affiliate parties pledged allegiance to the government.
"I want you to be ready for the revolution, we are together in this. They (Kenya Kwanza) had no clue on how to revive the economy now the price of everything is rising, will they still blame it on Uhuru? he posed a question to his supporters.
