Cord leader Raila Odinga has rubbished claims by Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria that he (Raila) has gone against the peace agreement agreed on during a luncheon with the Pangani six and Muthaiga two at a Nairobi restaurant two weeks ago.
On Sunday Raila said that the agreement agreed upon by the legislators still stands.
He stated that he has not contravened anything as being claimed by Kuria.
“I have not breached any agreement we had with the Pangani six and Muthaiga two on matters peace,” he said during a prayer rally in Machakos town on Sunday.
Raila said that Cord will continue to agitate for a united Kenya.
Odinga however said that they will not allow the Jubilee government to intimidate Kenyans in the name of fighting hate speech.
The Cord leader said that they will be seeking amendment of hate speech laws.
Last week, Kuria accused Raila of backtracking on the peace agreement they had.
The Gatundu South MP accused Raila of using the peace caravan to criticize and condemn the Jubilee government.
Kuria said that they had agreed not to politic about matters that are before court and to engage in joint peace caravan agreements he claimed Raila had breached.
Kuria was among other Cord and Jubilee leaders who were detained for four days in police custody over hate speech and hosted to a luncheon by Raila two weeks ago.
The luncheon was meant to bring the legislators together encourage unity.