Kenyans Clap Back At Kanini Kega Over Threats To Sue Bipartisan Team For Excluding Jubilee: "Original Or GMO?"

• East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) member Kanini Kega said he was not happy with the exclusion of the Jubilee Party from the peace talks
• The outspoken lawmaker demanded that the former ruling party be included, or he moves to court
• However, Kenyans chided the EALA lawmaker reminding him that he was part of the Kenya Kwanza Alliance

Nairobi - East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) member Kanini Kega has found himself on the receiving end over his remarks on the ongoing bipartisan talks.

In a tweet, the EALA threatened to sue the dialogue team over what he claimed was the exclusion of the Jubilee Party from the talks.

Where should Kanini launch his complaint?

Kega vowed that if Jubilee Party, which he termed the third largest party in the country, was not included in the talks, then he would move to court.

"If Jubilee Party will not be represented in the dialogue talks, then we meet in court! FYI, Jubilee is the 3rd largest party in Kenya,"Kega said.

However, his sentiment backfired as most Kenyans disagreed with his stand on the peace talks.

Commenting on Kega's tweet, some netizens asked him to seek a slot in the Kenya Kwanza Alliance dialogue team.

One Kenyan hilariously asked whether the EALA MP referred to the original Jubilee Party or the GMO one.

Samsam:

"By your faction or Kioni's."

Pascal Bimuta:

"Jubilee iko Kwa Azimio halafu wewe na na Sabina mko UDA."

Robert Bungu

"Lol...which Jubilee? Orginal or the GMO one?"

The Boss:

"Judas is back with demands. Now waiting for the flower girl to issue her demands. Some men are just pure embarrassment."

TVET MASTER:

"Does JEREMIAH KIONI Look like a JOKE to you!!"

Jeremiah Kioni's role in bipartisan talks

Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party enlisted former Ndaragwa MP Jeremiah Kioni to lead the Legal and Technical team for the impending peace talks with Kenya Kwanza.

According to a statement seen by TUKO.co.ke, Azimio la Umoja said this strategic move underscores their commitment to a thorough and effective resolution of the nation's challenges.

"Regarding the forthcoming talks with Kenya Kwanza, we declare our readiness. We express our eagerness to reconvene at Bomas of Kenya, a sacred place in the context of reform, change, and national reconciliation," the leaders of the coalition said in a statement.

Recognising the complex reality of the current situation, Azimio has established a dedicated technical and legal team to provide invaluable support to its delegation during the forthcoming dialogue.