NASA leader Raila Odinga has accused media for fueling 'imaginary crisis' in the coalition, adding that it remains 'intact'.
Our the last week, a section of the media have been reporting an alleged fallout between Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka over parliamentary positions.
"I want to assure you that Kalonzo, Musalia Mudavadi and myself are in a very good working relationship," he told ODM supporters at the NGC.
The veteran leader added: "There is a certain media station that has been misreporting. I will not mention it because I don't intend to embarass them."
Over the last week, NASA has been enduring stormy differences within the parliamentary leadership with Odinga dismissing them as minor.
"There could be some small issues in parliament but let's leave that to MPs to solve. It does not affect the leadership in any manner," he added in a meeting that was attended by co-principals.
Wiper party fronted Borabu MP Ben Momanyi to the powerful PSC, a move that contradicted the Minority Leadership position in parliament.
Early this week, Mudavadi, who is fighting to rebuild his image in NASA, claimed that Raila had duped them at Serena Hotel hours to his inauguration.