Credible sources indicate
that Kalonzo, who is Raila Odinga’s running mate in CORD alliance, was irked by
Trade Minister Moses Wetangula’s assertions last week that Raila Odinga will
not share the government on 50-50 basis with Kalonzo Musyoka, if CORD wins the
Monday poll.
Sources said Kalonzo
contacted Uhuru and Ruto who are now deliberating and weighing on the political
implications (especially Ngilu) before getting back to him either today or
tomorrow.
Raila and Kalonzo had initially
agreed on a 50-50 power sharing agreement, but with the entry of Wetangula, who
is Ford Kenya’s party leader, the power sharing arithmetic changed.
Kalonzo has been on record
saying Ford Kenya should share the slots with ODM, since it is Raila Odinga who
invited Wetangula.
After the talks between
Raila, Kalonzo and Wetangula hit a deadlock, Kalonzo is said to have called
Uhuru and Ruto requesting to offer him a soft landing before Monday’s historic
general election.
To cement Kalonzo’s move,
the VP has even gone to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission
(IEBC) requesting to be included in the list of losers who will be nominated to
parliament after March 4th.
Political
pundits and analysts have said Kalonzo Musyoka has realised the forced marriage hasn’t translated to support at home (Ukambani)
- Since the Jubilee Alliance wave is sweeping the region.
Courtesy of DAILY POST

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