Kalonzo Musyoka. He says they are ready to form a parallel governemnt if President Kenyatta will not listen to their calls. [Photo/Capitalfm]
NASA co-principal Kalonzo Musyoka has said they are willing to dialogue with President Kenyatta’s Jubilee Party in finding a solution to the political ‘situation’ in the country.
Speaking on Thursday in Kitui when he visited the family of Francis Nyenze, Musyoka said they will push on with their swearing in plans as the Opposition.
Kalonzo, who has been away for three months taking care of his ailing wife warmed that they will form a parallel government if President Kenyatta does not listen to their demands.
The Wiper boss further hinted that the NASA leadership was ready to give Uhuru’s administration two and half years to institute constitutional reforms in readiness for fresh polls.
“In order to cure this injustice, if I was Uhuru Kenyatta I would say you (Kalonzo and Odinga) leave me to lead for two and half years then we can conduct another election, we can even discuss that, everything is discussable,” he said.
After spending three straight months in Germany, the NASA co-principal jetted back breathing fire.
“I am telling my brother Uhuru Kenyatta that if he is going to adjudicate the process of uniting Kenyans, he should blame Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka when we say we will be sworn in,” he added.
Musyoka also took time to narrate how he spent his three months in Germany besides taking care of his ailing wife.
He took issue with the police killings after the elections, saying the government failed in providing security for its citizens.
What now remains for the NASA alliance is to put its house in order, as they demand that all parties having infighting should settle their differences first.