“Raila delivering you to a slaughterhouse,” Kalonzo told to quit bipartisan talks
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Herman Manyora asks Kalonzo Musyoka to quit bipartisan talks adding that they will jeopardize his future political career
Herman Manyora asks Kalonzo Musyoka to quit bipartisan talks adding that they will jeopardize his future political career.
Political analyst Herman Manyora has urged Kalonzo Musyoka, the leader of the Wiper Democratic Movement party to stop taking a leading role in the ongoing bipartisan talks.
Kalonzo’s current position as the team leader of the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party delegates in cross-party negotiations, according to Manyora, is risky for his political future.
The Bomas negotiations are a trap that ODM leader Raila Odinga has set up against the former vice president, said the political expert.
He advised Kalonzo to relinquish his role to the National Assembly Minority leader Opiyo Wandayi whom he said was at the same level as Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah, who is leading the Kenya Kwanza Alliance delegation.
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“Kalonzo Musyoka, Run, run. Run away from Bomas, and while outside, look inside, and you will see Raila Odinga delivering you to the slaughterhouse. Bomas is a trap. Abandon that position to Opiyo Wandayi, who’s at the Kimani Ichung’wah level. Thank me later with uki,” Manyora said.
The statement by Manyora comes after Raila recently mocked the Kenya Kwanza team in bipartisan talks.
Raila claimed William Ruto sent a weak team against his strong selection to the renewed bipartisan talks.
“We have now agreed to have talks, and our team is led by Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, that is Azimio’s first 11. They brought us, third division team,” the ODM leader said.
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