Kiambu County National Alliance (TNA) Coordinator has asked leaders in the ruling Jubilee Coalition to embrace dialogue whenever they have a dispute.
Speaking to TNA members at Thika community hall on Tuesday, Gladys Chania said leaders in the coalition should not engage in internal wrangles to the advantage of the opposition.
"When we formed the Jubilee Coalition three years ago, our resolve was one; to stay united. We therefore need to continue with that spirit to the very end," said Chania.
She said divisions among coalition members and parties could cost the coalition heavily in the 2017 general elections which she says the opposition is determined to win.
This comes after Nyeri TNA MPs gave the National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale (from URP) seven days to release the list of sponsors of terrorism he had promised to release after the Garissa University attack.
Meanwhile, Chania called for an intensified campaign by Jubilee leaders to have unregistered voters especially women and youths register in their respective constituencies.