Amani National Congress (ANC) party leader Musalia Mudavadi's latest dynamic character is alarming.
The opposition's National Super Alliance (NASA) founder and co-principal seems to have taken after his co-principal and Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka whose ever-changing positions have earned the ''watermelon'' and ''Chameleon'' tags.
Having just recently joined his Ford Kenya counterpart and Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula in bashing opposition leader over Wetangula's Senate Minority Leader ouster, the former Deputy Premier is back to Odinga, leaving Wetangula stranded on the other side.
The two had vowed to sabotage the Orange party leaders' political moves, further accusing him of supervising their subjection to insults after snubbing his January 30 mock presidential inauguration.
Speaking in Shinyalu in Kakamega county Saturday, however, an event also attended by the former Prime Minister, Mudavadi maintained that they remain united and will continue collaborating in realizing the NASA agenda.
'' I and Raila are not enemies or rivals, we remain together. My respect and admiration for him remain intact,'' he said.
''Let nobody spread lies that we have parted ways, NASA remains strong as a coalition and no one has left the alliance until now,'' he added.
Mudavadi has also since dropped off the recently-launched Luhya unity campaign which he co-led alongside Wetangula, despite having vowed to give his all towards ensuring that the community approaches the next poll as a team, a plot that was also meant to block Odinga who has for a long time now enjoyed massive support in the region.