Amani National Congress (ANC) party leader Musalia Mudavadi was on Saturday dealt a huge blow after Lugari Constituency MP Hon Ayub Savula ditched his camp to join DAP-Kenya.
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According to reports, Savula dutched Mudavadi's ANC as he eyed the Kakamega County Gubernatorial seat in the August general election.
Kapseret Constituency MP Hon Oscar Sudi took a swipe at Savula after ditching ANC alleging what could happen to Savula after ditching ANC, claiming that Savula is a politician who thrives on conmanship.
In his remarks, the DP Ruto ally said that Savula's move to ditch ANC was not a blow to Mudavadi and even after ditching ANC, any highest bidder could still buy him despite joining DAP-Kenya.
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"This is not a blow to Mudavadi, any highest bidder can buy Ayub Savula. Even when he goes to DAP-K anyone can buy him to his camp anytime as long he gives him money. Savula is a politician who thrives in conmanship," Oscar Sudi said.
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