Opposition leaders Raila Odinga and Musalia Mudavadi agreed on Tuesday to form a super alliance to remove Jubilee from power in next year’s election.
The two leaders spoke at Laikipia hotel during the ODM party delegates meeting, saying that the super alliance will be formed by February 2017.
They accused the Jubilee Government of entertaining corruption, nepotism and tribalism and promised President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto a bruising battle ahead of 2017 polls.
“Come February next year and business will not be usual. This government is full of thieves who need to be taken home. We want to bring change in this country,” said Odinga.
“They are moving around with sacks full of money. Where do they get the Ksh 18 million they are dishing out in Harambees every weekend?” posed Mudavadi.
They regretted their political divorce in 2013 that cost them the Western region vote, which denied the opposition a much needed voting bloc.
The two leaders urged voters to arm themselves with voting cards in a bid to save the country from corrupt leadership.