A
united team of Kenyan leaders rallies together under the banner of "One
Team, One Term" at a press conference.
By Maximilla Wafula
NAIROBI, KENYA
- Wiper Patriotic Front and Azimio la Umoja Party Leader H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka
hosted key opposition leaders and members of the Linda Mwananchi team
for a high-profile consultative meeting aimed at solidifying the unity of the
Opposition ahead of the next General Election.
The high-powered delegation included Nairobi Senator
Edwin Sifuna, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Bumula MP Jack Wamboka, Kitui
Senator Enoch Wambua, Makueni Senator Dan Maanzo, Mavoko MP Patrick Makau,
Kaiti MP Joshua Kimilu, Wundanyi MP Danson Mwashako, and former Nairobi
Governor Mike Sonko, alongside other senior Wiper Party officials.
Speaking during the briefing, the leaders
collectively reaffirmed their unwavering solidarity, emphasizing their shared
mandate to defend the Constitution, protect democracy, and offer Kenyans a
robust, credible, and transformative alternative leadership.
Addressing the delegation, Kalonzo Musyoka firmly
dismissed persistent rumors suggesting he planned to join President William
Ruto’s government, terming the claims baseless political propaganda designed to
create disunity within the opposition ranks. He reassured his supporters and
the country that his commitment remains steadfast with the United Alternative
Government.
"I have no intention whatsoever of joining the
current administration," Kalonzo declared. "The only meeting I expect
to have with President William Ruto will be at the ballot box, and subsequently
during the constitutional transfer of power."
The Linda Mwananchi leaders echoed Kalonzo’s
sentiments, emphasizing that the opposition remains intact and focused on
addressing the pressing challenges facing ordinary citizens, including the high
cost of living and governance concerns.
The political gathering sends a strong signal of a
united front within the Azimio coalition as political realignments continue to
shape up across the country.
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