Orange Democratic Movement has responded to Nasa coalition partners Anc and Fk regarding operations at Nasa.
The debate was started by Anc party boss Ho Mudavadi who lamented on how Odm had abrogated itself the role of a prefect in desciplining non Odm members.
“”We are seeing it has come to a point when a barometer and thermometer are trying to find out which of them is more loyal than the other. Changes in committee leadership depend on the provisions of Standing Orders and agreement by member parties,” Mudavadi said.
Ford Kenya leader and Bungoma senator Hon Wetangula on the other hand intimated that the ODM party is trying to sabotage NASA coalition by doing everything possible to ensure the coalition collapses.
The Bungoma Senator further wants the issue of assets and liabilities sorted out before the coalition is dissolved.
“ODM is doing everything possible to try and force the collapse of Nasa. But there is the issue of assets and liabilities before we can pronounce Nasa as dissolved.” Said Wetangula.
ODM’s National Treasurer Timothy Bosire was quick to debunk the allegations by Wetangula stating that as a party, they owed other NASA partners nothing.
Ultimately, Bosire added that the Sh4 billion that ODM received was not affiliated to the NASA partners, rather it was based on their strength of numbers in parliament.
According to Bosire, the ODM coalition agreement with NASA and its partners was to give Raila Odinga the presidential support only.
“We agreed to support Raila Odinga as a presidential candidate in the August 8, 2017 presidential elections whose results were later invalidated by the Supreme Court and we never took part in the October 26 repeat election.”
Bosire added, “We have been in other coalitions and co-operations in the past. As members of NDP, we were in a cooperation with Kanu, we later joined Narc as LDP and as ODM formed Cord – Coalition for Reforms and Democracy. Once the mission is achieved or failed, either that is the end of that alliance or coalition or it is restructured
Going by these utterrances, Nasa is technically dead
