Update: Why Raila Boycotted Azimio Meeting With Uhuru Kenyatta

Update: Why Raila Boycotted Azimio Meeting With Uhuru Kenyatta .

AZIMIO MEETING.

Yesterday, on Monday, August 19. Azimio la Umoja coalition had planned a meeting which was aimed at discussing of internal issues.

It was reported that, various top leadership had agreed to the meeting which was to take place online at 4pm.

ODM party leader Honerable Raila Odinga had confirmed attendance of the meeting. Uhuru Kenyatta had also confirmed attendance.

DAP Kenya party leader Engine Wamalwa had confirmed as well. Kalonzo Musyoka and Munya had also confirmed attendance, according to our sources.

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FAILED MEETING.

According to the sources close to Raila Odinga. He decided to boycott the meeting after learning of hidden agenda which he was not briefed. It is alleged that, there was a plan to topple him as Azimio leader for his association with Ruto.

Learning of impending coup. Odinga sermoned his tropes who called a presser to demand respect.

National chair Gladys Wanga, while being flanked by Deputy Party Chair Osotsi, stated that Odinga will not be intimidated. She added that he is in opposition despite his people joining Ruto in government.

BROADBASED GOVERNMENT.

Formation of all inclusive administration by President William Ruto is the genesis of the tiff within opposition coalition.

Wiper Party leader, Kalonzo Musyoka and other faction of leaders are demanding for the removal of Odinga as opposition chief. They are upset after his people were appointed in the government.

Well, do you think Odinga should be removed as Azimio leader and pave way for Kalonzo as new opposition chief? Share with us your views.