Political analyst Prof Herman Manyora now says the division currently being seen among Mt Kenya politicians is just a passing cloud and will fade away with time.
This comes at a time when area politicians appear divided between President Uhuru Kenyatta, and his deputy William Ruto.
However, according to Manyora, the entire group will reunite behind one of them when 'the right time' comes.
"Even though there has been a little noise from the mountain. At the right time, everyone from Mt Kenya will face Mt Kenya ," he said on NTV's AM Live on Monday morning.
Regarding the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), Manyora said the case will be different once he BBI task force hands over its report to Uhuru on Tuesday.
According to Manyora, the report will also bring all Kenyans together, observing that it must have been crafted in a such manner where everybody feels included.
"There will be no division. This thing has been crafted such that there will be no division," added the commentator.
President Kenyatta ans his handshake partner Raila Odinga are set to receive the report tomorrow.
Last week, BBI co-chair Senator Yusuf Haji said the report was ready and will be presented to the two leaders at State tomorrow.