Kilifi Governor Amason Kingi is currently facing hard times in Kenya Kwanza just few days after ditching Raila Odinga's Azimio coalition.
According to details, the outgoing Governor who has been pushing for Six- Piece voting in Kilifi has received angered Dp Ruto's Strong ally and Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa who has told him to take it easy and give UDA good time to grow in Kilifi county.
Kingi had decamped from Azimio citing frustrations of zoning in his county something that denied his PAA a chance to grow, he joined forces with Ruto with the aim of fielding his candidates freely and Campaigning for them without interference with UDA of Ruto.
However, he has received a stop from Jumwa who has termed him as a he is in a rental house (Kenya Kwanza) and must respect the landlord (UDA) by following what he is told.
Kingi is in a tight corner at the moment because he is still yet to make Kenya Kwanza campaign debut and he can not ditch Kenya Kwanza for Azimio because he had already insulted Raila and his team.
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