Amani national Congress (ANC) party leader Musalia Mudavadi continues to attract mixed reviews from his supporters after his high profile decision to disassociate himself from President Uhuru Kenyatta’s camp last weekend.
Mudavadi, who joined deputy president William Ruto’s camp, has been launching political missiles now and then at the government, exposing what he terms as weaknesses and revealing its underbelly.
Today, after touring Bungoma county, the ANC party maestro has come out to spill the beans on what he was told by a senior government official concerning the upcoming general elections.
According to Mudavadi, the unmentioned government official told him that they are not going to allow the government of Kenya to be ruled by someone who is not a pedigree or an outsider in simple terms.
“Someone senior in this government once told me that they cannot allow the government to be in hands of someone who is not a pedigree,” Musalia stated.
He also broke his silence on the decision by some of his ANC party members of parliament to join Azimio la umoja movement claiming that they have been bought out using money. He endorsed those who remained saying they are adequate.
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