Muli questions ‘Kalonzo tosha’ narrative
Anzauni Clan Patron and National Liberal Party (NLP) leader Dr Augustus Kyalo Muli has questioned the growing narrative within the opposition that it is automatically “Kalonzo Musyoka’s time” to lead the opposition into the 2027 presidential election. Muli accused Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka of using Kamba votes as a bargaining tool to secure political positions […] The post Muli questions…
National Liberal Party leader Dr Augustus Kyalo Muli has criticized the growing belief that opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka is the inevitable choice to lead the opposition in the 2027 presidential election. At a recent event in Kitui, ahead of his coronation as Chief of the Anzauni Clan, Muli accused Musyoka of using Kamba votes as a bargaining chip to secure political positions for himself, arguing that the Kamba community should instead demand tangible development and economic opportunities.
Muli's main priority is to unite his clan and his party, stating that once his house is in order, he will be in a better position to negotiate a better deal for his people. He believes that political leaders' discussions about serving one or two terms are driven by self-interest rather than the welfare of ordinary Kenyans. Muli urged the 2027 elections to focus on securing long-term prosperity for Kenyans, rather than simply determining which politicians retain their seats.
He challenged the Kamba community to evaluate the development record of their political leadership, highlighting the contrast between the development in areas led by their political leaders (Gachagua, Matiang'i, Sifuna, and Orengo) and the lack of development in Tseikuru, Musyoka's home area.
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