Mavoko MP Patrick Makau has asked former Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile not to blame him after his home was raided by auctioneers.
Speaking to Nation, Makau asked Ndile to learn how to deal with his issues, adding that he has no hand in the recent raid at the legislators home.
“Kalembe should learn to deal with his problems,” he said, as quoted by the local daily.
Earlier on, Ndile has faulted his political opponents for attempting to bring him down after he declared his interest in the Mavoko Parliamentary seat during the forthcoming General polls.
Makau has, however, said that Ndile should address the issue facing him instead of blaming others.
“If he owes people money, what has that got to do with me?” he asked. The outspoken MP also rubbished speculations that Ndile is a threat to him as he seeks to defend his seat in the August polls.
“Get this clearly, Kalembe is not my rival and I am not in competition with him. The man has lost relevance in Ukambani.
“He cannot hold a meeting anywhere in Mavoko. Everywhere he goes the people are chasing him away,” he added.