Wiper Party chairman David Musila has informed ODM that other coalition partners have alternative unions thus should not be bullied by Joho.
This comes after Mombasa governor Ali Hassan Joho announced that Raila is the man to beat considering his numbers.
The announcement infuriated Wiper and Ford Kenya who felt like they were being viewed as lesser partners.
“We value and want to keep the unity but I am telling them to stop the chest-thumping and bragging. We want to tell them that we also have other options if they think that they are the majority," Musila said.
"We have other ways that we can follow. In the last few weeks, we have been getting worried about the goings-on in ODM and our partners’ pronouncements. We are warning them against their threats to go it alone by telling them that we achieved this coalition through great sacrifice,” he added.
Joho seems to have decided to confront the other parties in the coalition due to their constant push for endorsement of their respective party leader. Moses Wetangula and Kalonzo Musyoka have called for support in their favor.
However, Joho’s move has brushed them the wrong way and they are demanding for a change of tact.
Source hivisasa.com
