Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria has maintained that he will not join the Azimio la Umoja Movement which is being led by President Kenyatta and ODM leader Raila Odinga.
Speaking on Friday during the Mount Kenya unity Forum Townhall meeting at Elysian Hotel Kiambu, Kuria said that both the president and Raila should retire peacefully from politics come August 9, general elections.
Kuria, who is the Chama Cha Kazi leader, said that he is a close friend to Raila and that he had told him that by 2017 he will retire from politics and go home.
“2017, Raila was ready to go home but the president asked him not to. He is someone who was ready to go home,” Kuria said.
He also said that the president was ready to retire after his second term, only for Raila to ask him to stay.
“My message to Uhuru, your time to go home with dignity and pride is here. Don't lose this opportunity, cease it.”
The meeting was also attended by the Narc Kenya leader Martha Karua and Jimi Wanjigi of the Safina Party.
Kuria said that there are many young leaders who are ready to take over from the president.
He added that the Jubilee Party has lost its popularity in the central region and that people should forget about it.
“Usituwachie jeneza la chama chako Jubilee, huko tulitoka (Don’ leave us with the coffin of your Jubilee party, we left there).
He also urged Kiambu locals to vote for him as their next governor, saying that he will change the face of Kiambu.
