Opposition chief Raila Odinga has accused his NASA co-principal Moses Wetang'ula of dishonesty.
Raila said he had nothing to do with Wetang'ula's ouster as Senate Minority Leader and urged the Ford Kenya leader to stop whipping up emotions over the problems facing him.
He said he did what he could to save Wetang'ula from being ejected by his colleagues.
Raila said Wetang'ula was the architect of his own downfall and asked him to bear his own cross, a reaction that worsens the rift in the Opposition coalition.
Trouble in NASA started when Raila met President Uhuru Kenyatta that was followed by the now famous handshake.
In a statement to newsrooms by his spokesman Dennis Onyango yesterday, Raila said Wetang'ula was rejected by senators from all NASA affiliate parties, not only ODM.
“To date, none of the NASA senators has come out to support Wetang'ula. That kind of rejection was unprecedented and pointed to a deep rooted problem between him and his colleagues. We find his sentiments to be dishonest, frivolous and evasive. They are only meant to whip up emotions to get sympathy over problems of the senator’s own making,” said Raila.
