Wiper is in plans to ditch Nasa and work with Jubilee ahead of the 2022 General elections.
This is according to Peter Nyabuto a political analyst and Don who said that recent moves by the party were worrying.
"The most recent incident is where Mr Ben Momanyi was nominated by Wiper against other opposition parties will and the party standing firm on it, there after we saw Jubilee agreeing with them. That should send a warning to the opposition," he said.
According to him, Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka will start dining with Jubilee leaders during the Kitui West parliamentary by-election.
The seat was declared vacant follwoing the death of Francis Nyanze.
This is because already Jubilee through their party secretary General Raphael Tuju annaounced that they will be supporting Ms Edith Nyenze, wife to the former MP.
"The two opposing parties will be working hand in hand with aim of ensuring that Ms Nyenze wins the seat. That means Jubilee must send representatives to back her and Wiper will also support her," Mr Nyabuto said.
According to him, he does not expect the two parties to work differently.
He says that, during that time calls by Jubilee leaders asking Mr Musyoka to shun the opposition will intesify and chances that he will join the Government are high.
Already, Mr Momanyi who joined the Public Service Committee (PSC) immediately after the last elections announced that he will not seek the next elective post through an opposition ticket.
Kamba elders have also put mr Musyoka under pressure to join Jubilee.
Its worth remembering that Mr Musyoka skipped the swearing in of opposition leader Raila Odinga on January 31.
Mr Odinga was sworn in as the Peoples' president.
Failure to attend the oath ceremony put Mr Musyoka on the receiving end with many leaders in the opposition circles asking him to take oath as Mr Odinga's deputy.