Addressing the press
yesterday, Kalonzo insisted that the differences in opinions among the Azimio
leaders were not an indication of a fallout.
"There is no such thing as Azimio La Umoja Coalition falling apart.
"It’s all in people’s imagination because we are committed.
"Differences in opinions here and there cannot be taken as problems within the coalition.
"We are very determined more than ever before to forge a unified position as Azimio La Umoja One Kenya.
"The
coalition is as strong as ever," Kalonzo stated.
The former vice
president also disclosed that he had spoken with KANU leader Gideon Moi and he is
still a member of the coalition.
Reports emerged that
there was a split in Azimio after leaders disagreed over the National Dialogue
Committee (NADCO) report.
Former Defence Cabinet
Secretary Eugene Wamalwa and NARC Kenya leader Martha Karua both rejected the NADCO report
which was endorsed by Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka.
“The NADCO report has nothing to alleviate the suffering of citizens but it offers goodies to the leadership.
"This is totally unacceptable; it is a fraud upon Kenyans and it
should be frowned upon and rejected. It is a distracting national smokescreen,”
remarked Karua.
On the other hand,
despite being a member of the team, Wamalwa insisted that he would not append
his signature to the NADCO report.
Raila has insisted
that the coalition is firm, and there's no split of the team but just differences of opinions.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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