Siaya Senator James Orengo has disclosed NASAs next course of action after co-principal Moses Wetangula was ousted as Senate minority leader.

On Tuesday, ODM senators unanimously voted out the Bungoma Senator and replaced him with Orengo.Appearing on Citizen TV's The Big Question on Tuesday night, Orengo denied any knowledge of the events that took place on Tuesday in parliament.He mentioned that it was a decision by ODM senators and did not hold any meetings to woo or persuade them to vote for him.

"Something has happened in my life since 2017. I managed to get into Senate even without campaigning as much as other Senators," Orengo stated.The Siaya senator disclosed that NASA would meet on Thursday to deliberate the decision that had been taken and announce the way forward."I had a meeting with all the NASA principals today, and we will still meet on Thursday to put the events of today into context."NASA is not dead. The decision has been made by the mandated organs that I become the new Minority Leader in Senate," Orengo said.Kalonzo Musyoka and Musalia Mudavadi angered by ODM's decision

NASA co-principals expressed their disapointment with ODM after they ousted Wetangula.Mudavadi's team accused ODM of working hard to break the coalition and disrespecting affiliate parties.On the other hand, Kalonzo appealed to Orengo to turn down the nomination since it would have far more reaching consequences for the coalition.