Stop asking questions and join UDA, Mudavadi tells Western region
Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi has urged leaders and residents of Western region to stop internal political disagreements and unite under UDA...
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Kenya's Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is urging leaders and residents of the Western region to set aside political disagreements and join the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). He warns that the region risks being politically marginalized if it delays uniting under the ruling party.
- Mudavadi cites Nyanza’s proactive political mobilization as an example the Western region should follow to prepare for future political contests.
- He dismissed claims that alternative parties offer better political vehicles than UDA, emphasizing that politics is about numbers and unity.
- Mudavadi reaffirmed his loyalty to President William Ruto, stating his focus is to support the President’s re-election bid before pursuing his own political ambitions.
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