Divided Luhyas Can't Get Nation's Top Seat — Duale
The disunity and selfishness depicted by the Luhya leaders in Kibra by-election will deny them the country's top seat, National Assembly Majority leader Aden Duale has said. "Mudavadi's candidate got 5,000 votes while Ford Kenya managed a paltry 260 votes. This clearly shows how the Luhya nation is divided. If they had picked one candidate and supported him, things could be different," Duale said. The Garissa Township MP asked the community to throw their weight behind Deputy President William Ruto "who is one step to the top seat". ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi, Ford Kenya's Moses Wetang'ula and Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya have all declared their interest to lead the country in 2022. Duale spoke over the weekend at a fundsdrive in aid of the Muslim community consortium in Kimwanga trading centre within Bumula constituency. He said Ruto's bid is unstoppable. The MP claimed that disunity and selfish ambition among Mulembe leader