Is he in or out? Wiper Party leaders want him back in Azimio, after all they changed the to Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya to accommodate him. Will he play the role of spoiler?
The Wiper Party leader and his surrogates have acted in bad faith. But Musyoka still has a valuable role to play in Azimio. It's time to work things out with him, grant him tenure of office as chief minister, with caveats to prevent him from going rogue.
Former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka attempts to strong-arm his way into being named as former PM Raila Odinga's running mate without appearing for vetting process interview came to a screeching halt when he was forced to show up of risked automatic disqualification from the position. His appearance is a little too late as he has shown traits of becoming a rogue deputy, just like Deputy President William Ruto has been toward President Uhuru Kenyatta.
It's time for a woman to hold the number two position in Kenya. Karua has the academic background and government experience to help lead the nation and she is not corrupt. Karua has also shown she is willing to campaign fearlessly for Odinga in the Mt. Kenya region. Wiper's Kalonzo Musyoka appears not to fully vested in Azimio and naming him running mate could lead to another disastrous rogue Deputy Presidency scenario as Uhu-Ruto.
President Uhuru Kenyatta and Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka joined former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on stage in a show of unity naming Odinga Azimio la Umoja's flagbearer.
Speaking mainly in Dholuo, Raila explained his 10-point plan to the adoring home crowd and accused his opponent Deputy President William Ruto of stealing public funds to boost his image through lavish harambee donations.
Skeptical Kenyans are mocking the Deputy President with creative memes shared on social media. A video shared by campaign director of communication shows Ruto entering The Eisenhower Executive Building, which is adjacent to the White House complex. Campaign claims Ruto met with U.S. officials, but has only named Asst. Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee