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Senator claims he’s been offered cash to dump Musalia and support Raila

by Enock Ndayala

Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala has sensationally claimed that he was offered some cash to dump Musalia Mudavadi for Raila Odinga’s Azimio la Umoja movement.

Speaking in Nakuru on Wednesday, January 26, the vocal legislator claimed that the government has been calling ANC members pleading with them to ditch Mudavadi after his Sunday earthquake announcement that he will work with Deputy President William Ruto.

“The government has been calling ANC MPs asking them to leave the party by giving them money,

Senator claims he’s been offered cash to dump Musalia and support Raila
Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala has sensationally claimed that he was offered some cash to ditch Musalia Mudavadi’s ANC for Raila Odinga’s Azimio la Umoja movement.

“I want to tell Kenyans that I was called yesterday Tuesday, January 25, and told to go take some money and leave Mudavadi and join Raila,” Malala said.

According to Malala, the more than six legislators who have ditched Mudavadi in the last one month could have been paid to betray the 2013 presidential loser.

It is speculated that Vihiga Senator George Khaniri is also set to dump Mudavadi for ODM chief Raila Odinga.

Malala who is eyeing to succeed outgoing Governor Wycliffe Oparanya in the August 9, General Election however said he will not betray his party leader.

“I want to tell Raila Amollo Odinga to keep his money. I cannot betray Musalia Mudavadi,” Malala said.

He further told off Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta saying that the Luhya community does not need handouts adding that what the community wants is to have their dying industries revived.

“I want to tell Uhuru Kenyatta before you give us ugali at State House, revive Mumias Sugar Company, before you give us meat from State House revive Nzoia Sugar, before giving us rice, revive Pan paper industry in the Western region,” Malala said.

Malala’s sentiments come barely days after the President invited Western Kenya leaders to the statehouse where he warned them against supporting his estranged deputy president William Ruto.

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