Member of Parliament of Gathundu South Moses Kuria has declared that he doesn't understand the Azimio coalition and he will not engage in any discussion with the team ahead of the 2022 polls. During a special interview in NTV with Salim Swaleh, Kuria declared that Raila Odinga should change the name of Azimio simply because they are now focusing on stopping Ruto's presidential bid and at the same time they want to lure president Uhuru Kenyatta to stay in power instead of going home.
"Hii mambo ya Azimio sielewi kwa kuwa wako na agenda mingi sana. Wao wanataka kusimamisha Ruto asiwe presidential na pia wanataka Uhuru aendeleee kuwa kwenye serikali," Kuria said.
Moreover, he hit that he is doing some discussion with the Kenya Kwanza coalition and he might decide to work with them ahead of 2022 politics and also DP Ruto has decided to change his mind concerning small political parties.
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