Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has revealed why he didn’t attend Orange Democratic Rally in Tononoka grounds, Mombasa.
According to Kalonzo, attending the rally would have marked the end of Coalition for reforms and democracy (CORD). He also defended his remarks he made at the same venue a few weeks later over his presidential bid come 2017.
“What I meant was that I must win. Check exactly what I said. I want to have nothing to do with Jubilee. Those trying to read the Tononoka statement to suit their interests are desperate. Those looking for excuses to break Cord cannot find them in me,“ he said.
The flamboyant politician also rubbished claims that he has plans of selling Ukambani Votes through the deputy president William Ruto.
“Ruto said the only option was for Kambas to join government. But who said that option included Jubilee? This country must be saved from Mr Ruto. When you give the impression that you can buy everyone – and there are those who go there to collect Sh100, 000 every weekend – what does it say about the government you are running?”
The sentiments come at a time when his political future remains uncertain. They have been allegations that Jubilee offered him goodies if he ditches Cord.