Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has launched a scathing attack on Jubilee Party, insisting that it will perform dismally in next year's elections, despite mass defections witnessed in his party.
The Ukambani kingpin is facing rebellion within his party, led by Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua, who has been critical of his administration.
On Sunday, Musyoka said the region was intact in the opposition warning that rebels would face the wrath of party supporters in 2017 polls.
“I want to assure you that Jubilee will get nothing from Ukambani and they know that. The region remains solid in opposition because we will constitute the next government,” he said.
“I gave them (rebels) to Jubilee in An open daylight because I know they won’t make it. People are tired with an administration that steals from his own people,” he added.
Last week, Mutua demanded an apology from the Wiper and threatened to sue him for allegedly linking his to suspected kidnapping of a daughter to Deputy Governor Bernard Kiala.