Deputy President William Ruto insists that he does not fear anyone and he will be more willing to handle his opponents on ballot.
A visibly angered Ruto also accused his opponents of sponsoring 'fake opinion polls and headlines' against him.
While navigating the larger Trans Nzoia County on Friday, the DP indirectly accused Odinga of distabilizing Jubilee party.
"I am ready to face him and others who are interested on ballot. Kenyans knows those who push for development and those full of rhetorics.
"Some are busy crafting who to disorganise us from within but we shall remain united. They will be defeated just like in previous outings," he said at Kwanza constituency.
Raila's relationship with President Uhuru Kenyatta has caused jitters within Jubilee as Ruto's allies reignited the handshake debate.
During the functions, Cherangany MP Joshua Kutuny insisted that Jubilee party will not be shaken by outsiders.
"What we are saying, it's good to have a partnership for the sake of unity. Those who think they will use it for political gains are misled," he said.