Junet: Muhoho locked Raila out of key campaign nerve centre

Junet, who served in the Azimio la Umoja campaign secretariat, said the Westlands office was at the centre of decisions on the recruitment and payment of election agents—an exercise that ultimately collapsed, leaving Raila without agents in key regions...

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The Azimio la Umoja coalition is experiencing fresh fallout from its 2022 General Election loss, with National Assembly Minority Leader Junet Mohamed claiming Muhoho Kenyatta ran a restricted campaign nerve center that even presidential candidate Raila Odinga couldn't access.

Junet Mohamed alleges Muhoho Kenyatta was responsible for the collapsed recruitment and payment of election agents, claiming former President Uhuru Kenyatta released agent funds to his brother.
The alleged restricted campaign office was located in Nairobi's Westlands and was purportedly at the center of decisions regarding agent logistics.
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna responded, questioning Junet's claims and accusing him of deflecting blame, insisting Uhuru Kenyatta was a key financier of the Odinga campaign.

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