Moi assures commitment to Azimio
Kanu chairman Senator Gideon Moi has reassured the party that he is committed to the aspirations and guiding principles of Azimio One Kenya coalition and its mission of inclusivity.
Through a statement, Moi noted that the party is actively engaged in bringing together all their political partners with the same ideologies.
“My appeal to you is to let us all go out and win together for our party and country,” he said.
This comes after Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka announced he will run for president in the August 9 elections after the party severed relations with Raila Odinga’s Azimio coalition over deception.
Musyoka named Andrew Sunkuli as his Deputy President designate to beat the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission’s (IEBC) deadline for nominating running mates.
He made the announcement at Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka Command Centre (SKM) where he had initially threatened to make the big announcement with speculations that he would be severing ties with Odinga being rife.
He stated his decision following meetings with top officials at his party’s command centre today.
“If OKA has not been messed up, I would have convinced my brother Gideon Moi as my running mate,” he noted.
He claimed that his manifesto will be out soon because “this nation needs an alternative.”
