[A section of NASA leaders from Gusii in a past event. Four MPs are facing uncertainty for reportedly supporting Jubilee. Photo/Nation]
At least four NASA leaning legislators from Gusii may face by elections should the coalition settle on de-whipping them over their stand.
With Raila Odinga's planned inauguration nearing, the four have been quoted by media recognizing President Uhuru Kenyatta's presidency.
"We cannot have liabilities within the coalition and I have written to Registrar of political parties and our coalition over the issue," a voter in West Mugirango, Vincent Osumo said.
The four include Richard Onyonka (Kitutu Chache South), Ben Momanyi (Borabu), Sylvanus Osoro (South Mugirango) and West Mugirango's Vincent Kemosi.
At a press briefing in parliament, Onyonka led a section of MPs in question to laud President Kenyatta over appointment of Fred Matiang'i to Interior and Coordination Ministry.
"Onyonka's remarks were personal and do not reflect views of Ford Kenya as a party. We wish to distance ourselves from such remarks," said Moses wetangula.
Already, a section of MCAs allied to NASA from both Nyamira and Kisii Counties have called for disciplinary actions against the aforesaid leaders.
"Loyalty comes ahead of anything. They should be de-whipped without quesions," said Erick Janganya.