Speaking on Sunday, Natembeya said when he
was a student leader fighting for a multi-party system Wetang'ula was former
president Daniel Moi's lawyer
Natembeya said Wetang'ula did not
like the idea of a multi-party system yet he, at one point, became the leader of the
Ford Kenya party.
He also said Wetangula, who was a
former Bungoma County Senator, was a very stingy person since he didn’t share a
cup of tea when they visited his office when he was Moi’s lawyer.
“He summoned us to his office very early in the morning.
"He came dressed in a very neat suit.
"He removed the coat, put it on his chair, made tea, and took it as we watched, and then he started lecturing us.
"When you go and riot on the streets and throw stones and you go back to your miserable rooms, and the chips are down, that's when you will realise the futility of your actions.
"He loves big English. He said fighting for a multi-party system is a futile exercise.
"And now, he even became the leader
of Ford-Kenya," Natembeya said.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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