"If you know what you stand for, then you cannot join Kenya Kwanza " Jalang`o
Lang`ata member of parliament elect Felix Odour alias Jalas clarified his strong firm for his party on Thursday 25th August. This is after the Mp stated that a number of times he had been called and offered money to join president-elect William Ruto`s party Kenya kwanza.
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The former Kiss FM radio host revealed during an interview on Ramogi TV that he has been getting calls from the Kenya Kwanza team lately.
He claimed that he had been asked to go to Ruto's home in Karen to speak with the incoming president.
"We have been called severally. What is important is that you should stand for your beliefs and the party that sponsored you to parliament.
The MP added that due to his loyalty to ODM Party he never wanted to betray anyone.
"If you know what you stand for, then you cannot join Kenya Kwanza. We are ready to serve in the opposition even if the supreme court does not rule in favour of Raila.
Felix Odiwuor Lang`ata MP. PHOTO FILE
This comes at a time Ruto has been wooing members from Azimioparty in order to increase his support in the parliament, where Azimio hold the majority, on a charm offensive in recent weeks.
As a result, some members of the Raila-led side have switched over to the Kenya Kwanza team, most recently former Makueni governor Kivutha Kibwana, senator-elect Ali Roba of Mandera, and his United Democratic Movement party (UDM).
However, the Azimio have sharply criticized his political decisions, accusing him of attempting to establish a one-party state.
"Ruto is assiduously wooing some of the leaders elected as Independents and on the Azimio coalition to defect to his side. This is the practice that was used in the KANU era to defeat the independence of the legislature and retard the growth of multiparty democracy," Raila Odinga Presidential Campaign Secretariat spokesperson, Makau Mutua, stated then.
