Gideon Moi, the leader of the KANU party, has disputed accusations that the One Kenya Alliance (OKA) has rifts, claiming that all of the principles are united and the alliance is stable.
Moi claimed he was certain that OKA would form the next government while speaking at the Salvation Army Church, Kinyui in Matungulu, Machakos County, on Sunday.
“I want to reassure you that we are working together as OKA principals. We’re with Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, who is not only a friend of our Moi family but also a personal friend of mine,” Moi addressed the gathering.
His Machakos colleague Agnes Kavindu and Matungulu MP Stephen Mule, among other politicians and local leaders, accompanied him.
“We are also with Moses Wetangula, the leader of Ford Kenya, and Musalia Mudavadi, the leader of the Amani National Congress,” Moi continued.
The alliance has been off to a rocky start after rumors of an impending coalition among its principals.
