Do you hold meetings at home? Houses have rules that sometimes members find hard to follow leading them to go a stray.Most people prefer to save this individuals through family talks or rather seated discussions.This is the current situation of jubilee party.
National Assembly Majority Whip Benjamin Washiali yesterday told news reporters they have convened a crisis meeting next week of the defunct 13 Jubilee affiliates to to confront the onslaught against Ruto
Washiali, former leader of UDF, said the parties were demanding answers from Uhuru about why Ruto was being demeaned.
“We sacrificed our parties and formed Jubilee. We dissolved our parties on the slogan that ‘Tuko Pamoja’. But it appears we are not together. We want to get answers,” the Mumias East MP said.
The vocal MP allied to the DP attributed Jubilee’s troubles to the handshake between Uhuru and ODM leader Raila Odinga on March 9.
“All was well until President Uhuru brought Raila Odinga in through the backdoor. You can’t bring a man we defeated in an election through the backdoor,” Washiali protested
It’s the first time Jubilee MPs are directly taking on Uhuru in a clear signal that the gloves are off in the ruling party.
But speaking yesterday in Mombasa, an agitated Uhuru scoffed at some leaders, whom he did not name. He emphasised that greed for power cannot supersede national interests.
The head of state was speaking when he presided over the ground-breaking ceremony for the Mama Ngina waterfront regeneration project in Mombasa.
The President said there was nothing wrong for him to work with Raila, the former Prime Minister, for the benefit of more than 45 million Kenyans, saying people should stop politicising the cooperation.