National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale has yet again been told to ‘mind’ Jubilee government’s business rather than focusing on opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Duale, a former Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) member, has been critical of Odinga’s leadership accusing him of sabotaging Jubilee government.
But North Mugirango MP Charles Geni has come under strong defense of his party leader, insisting that he has rights to question the day’s government.
“Odinga is the official leader of opposition and whether you like him or not, he has rights to question the day’s government. Jubilee should know that,” he said during a telephone call on Tuesday.
“Duale should mind his own business and leave us alone. The other day he refuted NYS scandal and now is on the front calling for prosecution of Ann Waiguru. When Raila unearthed the scandal, he was the first to dismiss him,” he added.
On Sunday, Duale accused Odinga of desperation insisting that the former Prime Minister was charging his supporters for post-election chaos in 2017.