Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has joined his NASA principal in calls for a review of the 2010 constitution to create a parliamentary system of government.
Speaking during the Wiper party National Executive Committee in Naivasha on Saturday, Kalonzo said there is need to amend the constitution and create more positions.
The soft-spoken leader however proposed for a non-contested referendum.
“If we end up with a non-contested referendum it would be better for this country. The current divisions started during the 2005 and 2010 referendums,” Kalonzo said.
He added: “The Bomas draft, if given a proper look, will guide us to an all-inclusive document that will strengthen devolution and unite Kenyans.”
Raila and his party ODM started the change-the-constitution movement and are headed for a meeting in Naivasha on Tuesday to polish on how to push for the changes.