MOSES KURIA GIVES OUT HIS DYING WISHES

Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria has dismissed claims of working with the Azimio la Umoja movement ahead of the August General Elections.

The vocal MP spoke on Tuesday during the burial of former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu’s mother, Monica Njeri Waititu.

The Chama Cha Kazi (CCK) party leader maintained that under no circumstance would he even think about joining the impending Azimio la Umoja grand coalition.

According to Kuria, his differences with the Azimio team are only ideological and not personal, hence should not be mistaken for enmity with anyone.

“Mimi niko upande wa Mungu…hiyo ndio upande haiwezi niangusha…hakuna siku mimi utanipata kwa Azimio. Ata nikikufa msinipeleke Azimio…Niko kwa Chama Cha Kazi (CCK) sina ubaya na mtu,” he said.

The MP at the same time urged Central region leaders to rally their support behind Narc-Kenya party leader Martha Karua, whom they – under the umbrella of Mt. Kenya Unity Forum – last year elected as their spokesperson.

He stated that Karua was well vested with political experience and was capable of leading.

“Sisi wanaume wenye tuko hapa tunatosha mboga….Rigathi Gachagua anaweza, Kindiki anaweza, lakini wacha huyu mama Karua atuongoze atuonyeshe njia,” Kuria said.

This comes after Kuria on Sunday held a meeting with One Kenya Alliance (OKA) co-principals; Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper), Martha Karua (NARC-K), Cyrus Jirongo (UDP) and KANU Executive Director George Wainaina representing party boss Gideon Moi.

“Whereas we share many ideals between Chama Cha Kazi and OKA, we agreed to work together as long as OKA is not joining the Azimio Coalition which is incompatible with me and the Chama Cha Kazi Party,” he said.

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