Summary
Eugene Wamalwa responds to Kalonzo Musyoka’s decision not to support Raila Odinga in 2027, emphasizing Azimio’s democratic nature and the open expression of presidential ambitions within the coalition.
Former Defense Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa broke his silence following Kalonzo Musyoka’s announcement that he will not support Raila Odinga in the 2027 presidential race.
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“Speaking in Kiminini Constituency on Monday, Wamalwa acknowledged Kalonzo’s ambitions, stating, ‘I heard Kalonzo yesterday announcing his ambitions; soon you will be hearing that Wamalwa also wants to be president. We do not know whether Mzee Raila will also want to contest in 2027.'”
Wamalwa underlined the democratic essence of Azimio, emphasizing the coalition’s systems that allow members to express their presidential aspirations.
He assured that, when the time is right, the coalition would utilize proper channels to democratically select its candidate.
Whether it’s Wamalwa, Kalonzo, or Raila, the former cabinet secretary reiterated the commitment to an inclusive and fair process within the coalition.
In another developing story;
Wanjigi Backs Raila’s Call for Demonstrations Against High Living Costs
Summary
Businessman Jimi Wanjigi backs Raila Odinga’s call for demonstrations, citing constitutional rights, expressing concern over the national debt’s impact, and urging a revolution to avert bankruptcy.
Businessman Jimi Wanjigi voiced unwavering support for Raila Odinga’s call for demonstrations to protest the escalating cost of living.
He stated, “I support him (Odinga) 101%. Street action and maandamano are embedded in our Constitution. This pain must be expressed, and let it be expressed on the streets, in our homes, in our churches…we must express it because we seem to have a government that is not listening.”
Wanjigi expressed deep concern about the country’s economic situation, pointing out a significant increase in national debt.
He urged fellow Kenyans to recognize the severity of the situation and called for nothing less than a revolution to address the impending crisis.