A section of Ford Kenya officials has urged their party leader Moses Wetangula to get serious on his presidential bid.
The officials drawn from Nyanza, Eastern, Western and Rift Valley regions said their leader is not keen to capture the seat.
The team cited a lack of proper plans by the Bungoma senator and urged him to tell Kenyans his real motive.
Speaking on behalf of the 30 Ford Kenya party officials, Trans Nzoia county interim chairman Ken Wafula said Wetangula has failed to put the party in order.
"He has been campaigning only in Bungoma. He has not gone to other regions to woo voters. Does he want to be Bungoma president or Kenya's president?" Wafula asked.
On Thursday, the officials asked the Senator to emulate his co-principals Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka who have shown seriousness by organising countrywide campaigns.
"You cannot sit in Bungoma all the time only to ask Raila and Kalonzo to support you for the top seat. He should prove that he is ready for leadership," Wafula said.
The leaders also reaffirmed that Ford Kenya will stay put in Cord.
They also accused Wetangula of poor management stating that no grassroots and national elections have been held since 2011.
"The last controversial party polls were held in 2011. We were supposed to hold our elections in 2015. We have no timetable for elections as we speak," Wafula said in Kisumu.
The group said that in their view, Ford Kenya does not have a presidential candidate yet.