Suba South lawmaker Jonh Mbadi in a past event.Photo/Business Today
Suba South lawmaker John Mbadi has hit out at the ruling Jubilee Party accusing it of clinging onto NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga's recent demand that national exams be pushed forward to give room for Presidential elections for political mileage.
Speaking on NTV Wednesday, Mbadi further hit out at Jubilee for making a fuss out of a creative thought saying that the Jubilee leadership has failed and is clinging on the issue to taint Odinga's image in a bid to change the decision of Kenyans majority.
''Our competitors know that they are already on the losing end and are publicizing Raila Odinga's remarks so as to incite emotions among Kenyans hoping that it will make them change their minds.This is a big mistake as the majority of Kenyans are not ready to again be led by a failed administration,'' said the Orange party chairman.
He maintained that Odinga was justified to call for the postponement saying that the election is equally important.
''This is not any other election, we are talking about the presidential election and it is equally important so Jubilee should look for another campaign theme,'' said Mbadi.
Odinga is set to battle it out with President Kenyatta in the repeat presidential race set for October 17