Economist David Ndii has yet again slammed ODM leader Raila Odinga, accusing him of abandoning the quest for electoral justice.
Mr Odinga reconciled with President Uhuru Kenyatta in March 2018, a move that caught a number of their handlers flat-footed.
The two have since launched Building Bridges Initiative report which they believe will ultimately solve the challenges the country has been facing.
But Ndii, who sat in NASA Secretariat, insists that the BBI deal is a secret report that is only beneficial to Mr Odinga.
"Uhuru Kenyatta stole an election. Raila traded people’s quest for electoral justice for a personal, secret deal.
The victims are excited by diversionary red herrings that have nothing to do with this impunity as we hurtle to another election up for stealing," he said in a tweet, responding to one of users.
During the launching of BBI report on Wednesday, Mr Odinga asked politicians to desist from politicising the document, adding that the people will decide after reading.
“We are asking politicians that they should allow this to be a people’s document. It is not a document for politicians, who will only want to look at their interests,” Raila said as quoted by the Standard.
“This is not about Raila. It is not about Uhuru and not about Ruto. We do not want to be seen as creating a position for anyone. We want to look at the future of this country,” he added.