Kalonzo, Wetangula and Mudavadi want to meet Uhuru for 'dialogue'

Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka address the media after a meeting with Kamba elders and Church leaders.
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka address the media after a meeting with Kamba elders and Church leaders.

NASA co-principals

will meet President Uhuru Kenyatta when he

jets

back into the country from Cuba, Wiper leader

Kalonzo Musyoka has said.

Kalonzo said he and the other two principals, ANC's Musalia Mudavadi and Moses Wetangula (Ford Kenya) had planned to meet Uhuru on Thursday but

unfortunately

he

travelled.

"We are in support of any meeting or negotiations aimed at developing the country and bringing together all tribes. This is why we maintain we must have an opportunity to meet with my brother Uhuru when he comes back," Kalonzo said.

He was speaking in Machakos after a closed-door

meeting with Kamba elders and church leaders at ABC Bomani.

"When we met our

brother

Raila Odinga on Monday and he explained to us what he discussed with the President, we think it is important we meet him (Uhuru). If he agrees we will meet him, If

he doesn't we cant force him," Kalonzo said.

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Dismissing claims that there are loopholes in the opposition coalition, Kalonzo reiterated his duty to unity.

Kalonzo was flanked by Makueni woman representative Rose Museo.

Wetangula, however, refused to comment on the matter when he was asked by journalists on Thursday.

The Senate minority leader had attended the Funeral service of the late UoN don

Aloys Tumbo-Oeri at the Consolata shrine.

"Whatever has happened should be let go. We must move forward in bringing peace and healing to our country. As a

people, we should learn to forgive and forget. You cannot keep driving with your eyes fixed in the rear mirror, " Wetangula said in his remarks.

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