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Members of Amani National Congress (ANC) have stated that party leader Musalia Mudavadi should be NASA's presidential candidate.
According to delagates from Kakamega, Bungoma, Busia, Vihiga, and Trans Nzoia counties, Mudavadi must be on the ballot as a NASA's presidential candidate or they go it alone.
"We are tired of supporting other people and communities. It is our time to contest for the top seat," said Martin Waliaula, the ANC branch secretary for Bungoma County.
"We do not want anything except the presidency. CORD should produce one person to be either president or deputy but not to claim all the top seats," he added.
On his part, Adnan meja an ANC aspirant in Shinyalu, rubished a Raila-Kalonzo ticket stating that such combination will give Jubilee victory.
"ODM and other parties in NASA are wasting time arguing that a Raila-Kalonzo ticket will win the election. If Mudavadi will not be picked, then it means we have to forget the presidency because President Uhuru will win," said Meja.
In a quick rejoinder, ANC Secretary-General Godfrey Osotsi dismissed the aspirants, stated that the decision for ANC to go it alone lies with the National Executive Council, the National Governing Council, and the National Delegates Convention.
“ANC members should be calm and wait for the discussions to be concluded. It is wrong to respond to media reports yet the principals have not made any conclusion,” Osotsi told The Standard.