Enock Amukhale

Amani National Congress leader Musalia Mudavadi has been asked to end wrangles in his party or risk ending up in political oblivion.

Already plans to displace Mudavadi as Luhya spokesman and the region’s preferred presidential candidate have been hatched by leaders who are not happy with his leadership in ANC.

Political leaders from Western region led by Vihiga deputy governor Patrick Saisi asked Mudavadi to put his house in order if he wants to realise his dream of vying for the presidency in 2022.

Saisi asked Mudavadi to end leadership wrangles pitting him against his MPs, Kakamega senator Cleophas Malala and Nominated MP Godfrey Osotsi.

Malala and Osotsi, while speaking in separate functions in Vihiga, said they will not succumb to intimidations in the ANC party.

Cost him dearly

Osotsi and Malala warned Mudavadi that the war he started would cost him dearly, politically. “I formed ANC to help Mudavadi propel himself to the top seat but he has turned the party into a tool to fight his people,” said Osotsi.

Malala hinted they would instead back Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya as community spokesman and presidential candidate.