OKA to pick flag bearer in six weeks
The One Kenya Alliance principals have revealed that they will declare their presidential flag bearer in the next six weeks, a move that they say will neutralise the perceived two-horse race.
Speaking in Kerugoya Stadium in Kirinyaga county, the principals said that they are strong, focused and ready to clinch power in this year's general election.
Led by Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka, the leaders urged Kenyans not to be lured into electing leaders who lack integrity and have been on the record for misuse of public resources.
"I want to say OKA is very strong even after our two brothers moved out. We are, however, ready to move forward," Kalonzo said.
The former vice president also stated that they are in the search of more like-minded partners to ensure the alliance wins the elections.
Kalonzo said that it is only in OKA's government that Kenyans are assured of the security and safety of their resources.
"We need to ask ourselves in whose hands are we safe," he said.
His sentiments were echoed by Kanu party leader Gideon Moi who urged the electorate not to elect the known corrupt leaders in this year's election.
"Let's us be watchful on the leaders we elect, when a person steals a thousand shilling then gives you one hundred shillings back who is stupid?" Moi asked.
Narc Kenya party leader Martha Karua, who was the host during today's OKA rally in Kirinyaga county, said that the next president of the Republic of Kenya was seated among them and in the next six weeks they will shock the nation with their preferred presidential flag bearer.
Karua said that their preferred candidate will be a person with no record of corruption and the one who hands the country will be safe.
Karua who also urged the media to stop insinuating that the presidential race is only between ODM leader Raila Odinga and Deputy President and affirmed that OKA is firm and unshakable.
"Kenya has a rich menu of leaders. We cannot be told we have only two people for top leadership. We will give you a surprise in the next 6 weeks," Karua said.
