Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina has intensified his onslaught against the Building Bridges Initiative report, a day after it was made public.
President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga had promised to end exclusivity in government through the BBI report.
However, Ole Kina, who has since dismissed the report, insists that the inclusivity debate is hypocritical, adding that it has never been implemented.
Ole Kina has asked Kenyans to stand against dominance of small communities, adding that it is the only way to save Kenya.
"This hypocrisy of inclusivity in Kenya must end! Kenyans wake up! How do you justify filling all positions with one tribe ?
"Kenya Power new MD is Kikuyu, KenGen MD is Kikuyu , NTSA is Kikuyu, REA is Kikuyu the board of Petroleum has 4 Kikuyus out of 9 members! And you talk of BBI," he said.
Speaking during the opening of new ODM offices in Lavington on Thursday, Raila Odinga said the report will be subjected to people for a referendum.
“The process must be people owned, it must not be taken to Parliament. It is the people to own the document," he said.