NARC KENYA'S EXIT FROM AZIMIO HAS NO IMPACT.


The National Rainbow Coalition-Kenya made it's intentions of leaving the Azimio clear through a letter addressed to the coalition's Secretary General Junet Mohammed.


This comes after the president nominated four members of the ODM party to the so called broad cabinet. 

The party led by Martha Karua has been against dialogue and has been maintaining that the president should resign.

What Ruto did has been seen as betrayal by some of the Azimio co-principals led by Wiper's Kalonzo Musyoka and DAP-K part leader Eugene Wamelwa.


NARC is the first party to write to the coalition's Secretary General seeking exit.

What I want to say is that Martha Karua should not be behaving like this when you consider the number of votes she delivered to Raila from get backyard in Kirinyaga.Raila got almost 37,800 in the county.

Instead of campaigning for Azimio, she was busy popularizing vitenge fashion trends.


Azimio is nothing without ODM as Jubilee party members already joined the government last year. 

Their exit from the impact will have zero impact as they do not have elected leaders in parliament as well as in the Senate.


Karua should not blame Raila Odinga when you recall what she did in 2008.

She should not be telling us anything about law as she is one of those who believe that power should be taken . She should just say that she is interested in the Attorney General's office.

She knows they her party is just an empty shell and the possibility of being approached for dialogue is minimal.

Of the four principals of Azimio, her impact was very minimal in helping the party in the last general elections aside from reminding us that "Raira ni mzarendo'.

A party that has no elected member of Parliament should not be allowed to clout chase using ODM'S name.

She was only chosen to be the running mate because of the gender bias and nothing to do with the party.

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