As she revealed the sad state of the Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga-led political movement, former Muranga County Representative Hon. Sabina Wanjiru Chege, who is now the Jubilee's Nominated Member of Parliament, hinted at an impending political split within the Azimio-One Kenya Coalition.
The Veteran Mt. Kenya Diehard, who played a crucial role in Raila's bid for the presidency in 2022, has reportedly stated that the party won't continue to push things when it is clear that the ODM Party has chosen to flagrantly violate and disregard the Azimio Power sharing agreement. This is according to reports published by the Star newspaper on Friday.Sabina Chege has also revealed a depressing state of affairs within the Firebrand political Coalition, and she has added that impunity and a desire for power are just two of the many factors that could endanger the Coalition's future, which was intended to last for 50 years when it was founded in 2021.
And now, to add insult to injury, Sabina Chege has stated that the Party will call a PG Meeting to discuss the best course of action.
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