Raila reveals those betraying NASA, warns of tougher times

janet ndila

March 4, 2018 8:30 AM

NASA leader breaks his silence on those working with Jubilee to sabotage NASA

National Super Alliance leader Raila Odinga has broken his silence and told his supporters that he is aware of those betraying the opposition coalition and working with Jubilee to bring NASA down.

The opposition boss was speaking in at a burial ceremony in Alego amidst claims that the rival Jubilee camp had planted moles in NASA, hoping to hijack the NASA reform agenda.

He warned his supporters of an impending political betrayal in NASA, adding that cowards had started pulling out of the journey to Canaan.

He however failed to name those intending to betray him amidst concerns that the NASA principals are deeply divided.

“Even Jesus was betrayed by one of his closest disciples, Judas. Some people may want to betray us.”Odinga disclosed.

The former premier also warned his supporters to prepare for tougher times ahead, adding that the next stretch of the journey to Canaan is not for the faint hearted but for the brave.

“We are heading for the roughest stretch of the journey that will not require cowards. Some people are growing cold feet. They are claiming that the road has been blocked and we should return to Egypt.”

During Odinga’s 'swearing in', Kalonzo Musyoka, Moses Wetangula and Musalia Mudavadi reportedly grew cold feet and eventually skipped the event.

This was met with outrage from NASA supporters who termed them cowards and urged the opposition boss to hand over the mantle to Mombasa Governor Hassan Joho upon his retirement.

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