Kitutu Chache South Member of Parliament Richard Onyonka has defended the Omogusii unity from critics by saying that they are not after political seats but they have an initiative of uniting the community.
Addressing mourners at the home of former powerful minister Simeon Nyachae during the burial of his wife the late Esther Nyachae, Onyonka said that they have initiated the Omogusii unity in aid of unifying the community.
“We have come together as leaders so that we can be united and bargain for the national cake, so we are not after seats nor have we divided any political seats amongst ourselves,” said Onyonka.
The MP talked on behalf of all Members of National assembly from the region and used the platform to challenge Governor James Ongwae and Nyamira Governor John Nyagarama to join the team so that they can move together.
“Since our agenda is unifying the community we urge our able governors to join us so that we can move together and unify our community for one goal, “ he said.
Borabu Member Of Parliament Ben Momanyi echoed Onyonka's sentiments by saying that the community needs to be united.
“Any community which is not united ends up losing many things, let us support this initiative so that we can boost our development,” said Momanyi.
Omogusii unity led by Chris Obure as the chairman has been organising meeting with an agenda of unifying the community for national bargaining.