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“You cannot satisfy Raila” Evans Kidero tells President Ruto

by Enock Ndayala

Former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero has warned President William Ruto to be very careful with the leader of the opposition Raila Odinga in the ongoing bipartisan talks.

In an interview with a local television station on Wednesday, August 16, Kidero said Raila has a habit of not being satisfied.

Kidero in his opinion said there will never be an endgame for Raila even if the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition bipartisan team floors the Kenya Kwanza team as he will always look for other issues to be at loggerheads with the government.

Former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero has warned President William Ruto to be very careful with the leader of the opposition Raila Odinga in the ongoing bipartisan talks.
Former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero has warned President William Ruto to be very careful with the leader of the opposition Raila Odinga in the ongoing bipartisan talks. Photo: Evans Kidero/Twitter.

“There doesn’t seem to be an endgame for Azimio. They always jump from one issue to another. From the collection of signatures to sufurias on people’s heads,” Kidero said.

Kidero was speaking in reference to the remarks made by the former Prime Minister over the Kenya Kwanza bipartisan team.

On Tuesday, August 15, the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition leader Raila Odinga said that the Kenya Kwanza side sent a weak team to face a stronger delegation of the opposition side in the ongoing bipartisan talks.

Raila who spoke in Makueni, Raila likened the Kenya Kwanza delegation to a third-division squad that’s up against a first-choice team of the Azimio.

“We have now agreed to have talks, our team is led by Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, that is Azimio’s first 11. They brought us, third division team,” Raila said.

It is worth noting that Raila has threatened to return to the streets should the ongoing bipartisan talks fail to yield better results.

To ensure that no one succumbs again during the protests, the opposition leader hinted at asking supporters to remain indoors as part of the move to show dissatisfaction with the Kenya Kwanza regime.

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