The Thirdway Alliance Party has claimed to know what is contained in the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), ahead of its presentation to President Uhuru Kenyatta.
The BBI task force has concluded its report after crisscrossing the nation picking views of Kenyans regarding solutions to the nations recurrent political challenges.
Thirdway Alliance Secretary-General Frederick Okango now claims that the party knows what the report is all about, but says that it will keep it's silence until the content is made public.
"As a party, we can not talk about the BBI before it is out and we know what it is all about," he claimed in an interview on K24 on Monday morning.
He suggested that the report will propose changes to amend the Constitution and expand the government, which he said will only subject Kenyans to more economic hardships.
Okango said that while Kenyans need inclusivity, it should not be done in such a way that it's becoming a problem to Kenyans, some of whom he pointed out are already suffering.
He now wants Kenyans to be very careful with the initiative which is a product of Uhuru and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga March 2018 truce.
"We can not afford to expand this government further when we have Kenyans sleeping hungry, all we need is inclusivity. We must be very cautious about the BBI report," he added.
According to Uhuru and Raila, the BBI is the avenue to peace, healing and national stability.