Provincial
Wamalwa to ignore calls to halt campaigns
Mr Eugene Wamalwa of Saboti (above) says he would not be intimidated by those opposed to his presidential ambitions. Photo/FILE
Posted Tuesday, March 9 2010 at 18:00
An MP has vowed to continue campaigning ahead of the 2012 General Election despite opposition from a section of lawmakers from Western Province.
Mr Eugene Wamalwa of Saboti said he would not be intimidated by those opposed to his presidential ambitions.
He added that he had a democratic right to contest the presidency without seeking the approval of any politician.
Determined
The MP announced that he would be in Kitale on March 21 for a rally to sell his presidential policies.
“I am determined to move on with my rallies and let us meet come 2012 with those in ODM who are castigating me for going for the top seat,” Mr Wamalwa told the Daily Nation.
At the weekend, ODM lawmakers who had accompanied Prime Minister Raila Odinga during his tour of the Western region, launched a scathing attack on the MP, claiming that he was being used by PNU to divide Western Province voters.
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Submitted by azizochiengPosted March 10, 2010 10:35 PM
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Submitted by yesuwangu
Every one including me have a right a democratic right to pursue any ambitions but at the moment the music for who for president now is not a welcoming tone or surprise everywhere while some are in camps lack of basic necessities and poor living standards.Just play the music arround your home and its environns .wamalwa for president !! and then start moving around in 2012 when we actually expect a new preisdent.but dont spoil CDF money ok.see you in 2012
Posted March 10, 2010 06:50 PM -
Submitted by nihad
Every Dick and Harry wants to be a President. Are We FOR SALE Kenya
Posted March 10, 2010 01:02 PM -
Submitted by pinglipangla
Wamalwa isn't going anywhere,let him just continue shouting, he will be quiet in early 2012. Telling him to stop will not make it better
Posted March 10, 2010 01:57 AM
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Do some of these crazy people really think they can be presidents? I'm yet to see a candidate that has anything to offer. All seems to be just singing to their tribesmen and are overwhelmed with the crowds they attract in their villages. Come 2012, Raila is the guy to beat.