This is after it emerged that they were embarrassing President
William Ruto and the party each time they faced Sifuna in the
debates.
Malala flagged a press release doing rounds on social media
alleging that he had issued the alleged directive in his capacity as Secretary
General.
"Ignore the circulation and consider it as fake,"
he stated.
In the fake press release, media houses were accused of
conspiring to paint UDA politicians as intellectually challenged.
At the heart of the problem is the notion that Sifuna often
appears more intellectual when pitted against UDA politicians during interviews
and talk shows.
"To avoid further embarrassing episodes, the party is
now pulling the plug on the appearance of its members alongside Senator Sifuna
in any show regardless of the media house hosting it," read part of the
release.
According to the release, the politicians were urged to confirm with the media houses if Sifuna was part of any show they were invited to and if he was, they should decline the invitation.
"This decision is occasioned by the desires of the
party to project the ideologies of H.E. William Ruto in a way that minimises
embarrassment and humiliation to the party and its leadership," read part
of the release.
Notably, Kenyans have in the past ridiculed UDA
politicians who are upstaged by Senator Sifuna whenever they are asked
complex questions regarding the new regime.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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