Makueni governor Kivutha Kibwana has said he has no intentions of splitting the Kamba community.
The Wiper chairman said him being opposed to how party issues are being handled does not mean his fighting party leader Kalonzo Musyoka.
“I won’t be forced to support things I feel are not right. Not sharing the views of another leader doesn’t mean you are fighting them. I’m not dividing Kambas, I can’t wish for such a thing to happen,” Kibwana said.
The Wiper chairman who spoke at Nziu Primary School on Wednesday during Jamhuri Day celebrations said he was being true to his feelings.
Kibwana said since his youth he has been known to speak his mind, and he is not about to change that now that he has grown old and more experienced.
“Those who know me, more so during the Moi [Daniel] regime, if I felt something was not right I would say it even if it meant being killed,” he said.
“Now at 64, no one should expect me to change, when things are not right I will always say because that’s who I am.”
The Governor said he will only support ideas that will develop the region and is not bothered by his critics.
