DP Kindiki urges UDA and ODM to stop infighting, focus on serving the people

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged UDA and ODM leaders to cease their hostility, emphasizing their shared goal of serving the people. He cautioned against the intense sibling rivalry that threatens their collaboration as part of the broad-based coalition. Kindiki stressed the importance of maintaining peace and respectful interactions, even during heated political debates.

Standing alongside development projects in Msambweni Constituency, Kwale County, he highlighted the team spirit and called for unity to propel the country forward. Among the inspected initiatives were the Mwaepe Fish Landing Site, White House Affordable Housing Project, and the Darigube Last Mile Electrification Project. Kindiki praised President William Ruto and late ODM leader Raila Odinga for their efforts to unite the parties despite their fierce competition during the last elections.

He credited their commitment to peace and unity as the foundation for national progress. As the upcoming elections approach, Kindiki, also the Deputy Party Leader of UDA, urged the members of both parties to engage in peaceful contests, avoiding violence and unnecessary hostility. He aimed to ensure that the expansive development agenda benefits all Kenyans without marginalization or discrimination, protecting the nation from the influence of those who seek to divide and undermine the efforts of their leaders.