ODM leader Raila Odinga surprised journalists on Monday morning when he accused them of creating anxiety among the National Super Alliance (NASA) principals.
Speaking at Wilson Aiport, Odinga alleged that the media was fuelling propaganda of a fall out among NASA principals yet they were united.
The Opposition leader urged the media to report accurately, stating that whoever would be selected the flagbearer by the 12 member team would be respected by the other principals.
"We will respect the outcome the committee's process. Any rumours of a fallout are baseless propaganda peddled by our detractors," Odinga stated.
The former Prime Minister was addressing journalists before departing to Meru for a two-day tour to popularise the new alliance.
Odinga will be joined by Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper), Musalia Mudavadi (ANC) and Moses Wetang’ula in the two-day visit.
The four principals are battling it out for the NASA presidential ticket with each claiming to be the best to lead the alliance.
