Royal Media Services owning Citizen TV associated with media mogul and staunch supporter of Azimio Movement leaders Raila Odinga has canceled a long scheduled interview with Musalia Mudavadi that was set to air today on the popular JKL show produced by Jeff Koinange.
It was not immediately clear why the said interview with Amani National Congress (ANC) was called off indefinitely at the last minute after his tongue lashing statements towards President Uhuru Kenyatta in Eldama Ravine and Nakuru today.
“Mr President, you have a right to be disappointed with me. But, I want to tell you: Kenyans are even more disappointed in you. They are hungry, they are tired. Let’s not lie to each other.” ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi said.
“President, you have a right to be disappointed with me. But I want to tell you: Kenyans are even more disappointed in you. They are hungry, they are tired. Let’s not lie to each other,” he added.
Musalia and Ford Kenya party leader Moses Wetangula dumped the One Kenya Alliance (OKA) and declared they will forthwith work with Deputy President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
However, Mudavadi said he will still run for presidency in August poll.
He was accompanying Ruto in a first charm Rift Valley where he said Kenyans are more dissatisfied with the president’s governance.
Kenyatta yesterday uttered his disappointment with ANC boss for teaming up with his estranged deputy as he laid out an elaborate fightback plan.
“They have gone astray because they would have benefitted more if they agreed to work with Raila. Kenyans will be safer under a Raila’s presidency than the other people they are rushing to,” Kenyatta told the delegation of Maa community and Mount Kenya Foundation.
“Ni kupotea wamepotea. Wangalifaidika sana kama wangalibaki na Raila. Wakenya watakuwa kwa mikono mizuri chini ya uongozi wa Raila kuliko hao watu wengine wanaowakimbilia.”
Mudavadi was categorical that he would not partner with Azimio La Umoja movement that is being championed by his political friend-turned-enemy Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader Raila.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the ANC stand, which I am privileged to pronounce, is that the specter called Azimio is not an option when it comes to partnerships. This is not an Azimio or about unity,” said Mudavadi.
