Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka now wants ODM leader Raila Odinga to make his stand known on whether he was still the NASA leader after the famous handshake with President Uhuru Kenyatta on March 9.

Addressing a congregation at the African Inland Church (AIC) on Sunday, Kalonzo disclosed that NASA co-principals would have a meeting with Odinga to clarify the matter."We must sit down and ask our brother Raila whether he has moved on or whether he is still with us," he stated.

Raila has been compromised after the handshakeOn the other hand, Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula didn't have kind words for the former premier accusing him of betraying NASA's course for electoral justice

Wetangula took a swipe at Odinga stating that he had already been compromised after they struck a deal with Kenyatta."After the handshake, our brother is not talking about electoral justice. The sages say when a noisy dog keeps quiet you know it is chewing a huge bone. It is bad manners to talk while eating," the senator said.On his part, ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi Highlighted the need to include all leaders from across the country in the dialogue.

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Meanwhile, after the handshake, Kenyatta and Odinga have vowed to continue working together in uniting the country.

DP Ruto's allies uncomfortable with Raila Uhuru dealThe deal has faced Opposition from a section of Jubilee leaders who have warned the President to be aware of Odinga.

Reports have also indicated that close confidants of DP William Ruto, who will be the automatic candidate for Jubilee in 2022 presidential race,  have not been comfortable since the Head of State struck the deal with the ODM leader.Despite the agreement facing Opposition, the President has maintained that they will work together with the Opposition leader stating that if anyone had any questions regarding the handshake, they should ask him (Kenyatta) or Odinga.