Former Presidential aspirant Peter Kenneth has said that he is still 'consulting' on whether to vie for Nairobi or Murang'a gubernatorial seat in 2017.
Kenneth who resigned from Kenya National Congress (KNC) leadership few days ago said on WhatsApp group (Team PK) on Sunday that he was 'consulting with a broader picture in mind'.
He was answering to one of the group members who had argued that the 'members were getting tired to be held as political hostages' by Kenneth not declaring which county between Murang'a and Nairobi he will be vying for governorship' in 2017.
"Nobody is holding the other hostage. As l said it's about wider consultation with the broader picture in mind. I took almost 2 years to decide on the presidency," wrote Peter Kenneth.
However, the reluctant member who emerged to be a 'mole' for a rival candidate in Murang'a and was later expunged from the group would hear none of it.
"Hon. PK. I beg to differ with you in this. Previously I have known you to be that leader who is quick in making hard decisions and leaving your rivals with a task to catch up, what's happening this time round? Is there something we need to know?" the member wrote.
This seemed to have gotten into PK's nerves who then replied: " There is nothing to differ on, what are these decisions you know that l made quickly?"
The said member was bashed heavily by other members before he was finally 'shown the door'.