NASA principals Raila Odinga, Musalia Mudavadi and Moses Wetangula during an opposition rally at Mama Ngina grounds in Mombasa on Sunday, October 15, 2017. [Photo: Raila Odinga/ Facebook]Bungoma Senetor Moses Wetangula has asked President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto to respect NASA leader Raila Odinga.Speaking at Mama Ngina Grounds in Mombasa during an opposition rally on Sunday, Wetangula said Raila is not in the same league with Uhuru.This comes after Uhuru and Ruto hit out at Raila over his trip to the UK, accusing him of being a stooge of foreign interests.UhuRuto have accused Raila of refusing to accept the will of the people and ‘trying to take power through the back door by causing violence, commotion and chaos’.Wetangula said Jubilee leaders should respect the former Prime Minister and stop hurling insults at him."If you want people to play with, we have a team in our league that you can play with. Uhuru should be worried now that NASA is going to take over from him," said Wetangula."I want Jubilee to stop playing with Raila. Let them address me because I am in the same class with them,” he added.Wetangula also hit out at Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju over a statement he had made earlier in the day."My brother don’t dance your self lame before the main dance comes," said Wetangula.In a press statement on Sunday, Tuju termed the NASA anti-IEBC demos as ‘Luo mass action’, arguing that the protests are only being staged in Kisumu, Homa Bay, Siaya and Kibera."This narrative that there is mass action or 'no Raila no reforms'... going out there...let us be honest...this is not mass action," said Tuju."Let us call it what it is...it is Luo mass action. At my age I don't need to pretend...it is Luo mass action," he added.
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Raila is not in your league, Wetangula tells UhuRuto
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