NASA leadership during a past campaign rally in Coast. [Photo|Nasa coalition]Wiper Democratic Movement Kenya (WPDM-K), leader, Kalonzo Musyoka, ANC's Musalia Mudavadi and Ford Kenya's Moses Wetangula face tough times, even as October 26, first approaches.This is after politicians who vied through the parties ticket, and lost during August elections, threatened to withdraw support.The politicians in the coastal counties of Kilifi and Mombasa demanded that the trio should revisit terms of engagement during formation of the National Super Alliance (Nasa), failure to which they will leave the parties.Led by Lawrence Kisilu who vied for Mombasa Senatorial post, Charles Chigiri who ran for the Kilifi Senate seat, Changamwe parliamentary loser Peterson Mitau and Anthony Chitavi who lost in Mombasa gubernatorial elections, the politicians accused Raila Odinga's ODM, of taking Nass affiliate parties, for granted.Mitau said: "ODM was the master schemer in vote theft," adding that they would not campaign for Nasa, ahead of fresh presidential election.Addressing the press, flanked by some losers aligned to the Jubilee Party, such as Yaa Muri of Maendeleo Chap Chap (MCC), they demanded for the nullification of Mombasa and Kilifi election results.Speaking Friday, the politicians gave Musyoka, Musalia and Wetangula, a seven-day ultimatum to review Nasa terms of engagement, or decamp to Jubilee Party.

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