Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Musalia Mudavadi has caused anxiety in the National Super Alliance (NASA) after he dared his co-principals to go it alone and leave the coalition if they want.

Speaking in an interview on Thursday, Mudavadi stated that if one of the principals was to leave, including Raila Odinga, Kalonzo Musyoka and Moses Wetangula, NASA would not break."NASA is a people's movement. It is not built on personalities. We may symbolise NASA but we aren't NASA. Anyone who wants to go it alone will truly go alone because that move will not break NASA," the ANC leader said.

Mudavadi' sentiments come amid fears of rifts over the presidential ticket within the Opposition coalition.On Tuesday, Wiper announced that Kalonzo would leave the alliance if he was not made the flagbearer.

Read Also: KALONZO TO LEAVE NASA – WIPER ANNOUNCESWiper wants the former Prime Minister to adhere to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) they signed with the former vice president in 2013.According to the agreement, Odinga was to be a one term president and back Kalonzo's presidential bid in 2017.

However, on Thursday, Siaya senator James Orengo said that the document didn't exist because it was never deposited at the registrar of political parties. Orengo maintained that it was only him, Odinga and Kalonzo who saw the MOU.

"The document was never deposited with the Registrar of Political parties. If it was, then it could be a public document that," the senator said.Meanwhile, Kalonzo made his intentions firm of running for the presidency after he presented his presidential nomination papers to his Wiper Democratic Movement party.

Read Also: KALONZO MAKES FINAL MOVE THAT COULD BREAK NASAThe move sparked anxiety in NASA that he could be prepared to go it alone if he is not nominated the flagbearer.