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Kuria questioned the practicality of 30% of the government Raila allegedly promised Uhuru

Hours after Democratic Republic of Congo President Félix Tshisekedi arrived in Kenya to sign the East African Community (EAC) treaty, Gatundu MP Moses Kuria has spelled doom for President Uhuru Kenyatta.

Through his social media pages, Kuria warned Uhuru against trusting ODM Party Boss Raila Odinga's Presidency.

According to Kuria, Raila Odinga allegedly flew to the DRC to coach President Tshisekedi on how to fix his predecessor Joseph Kabila.

He said despite Tshikendi being Kabila's project, the former Premier allegedly advised President Tshikendi to open inquiries into Kabila's dark past. According to Kuria, the same fate could befall President Uhuru Kenyatta should Raila take over the presidency in August.

"It was Raila Odinga who chartered a plane to DRC to coach Felix Tshisekedi on how to fix Joseph Kabila who though Tshisekedi was his project. In the unlikely event Raila becomes President, he will do Uhuru Kenyatta a good one" alleged Kuria.

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{President Uhuru Kenyatta with ODM leader Raila Odinga during the Azimio coalition’s National Delegates Conference at KICC. Photo: Courtesy}

He said the 40% government promised to Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Uhuru's 30% will never materialize since Raila will not be left with only 30% for his region when he is the president. He said Raila has fought for many years to get the presidency and will not settle for less under any circumstance.

"So Uhuru thinks he will get 40% of government and Kalonzo 30% and Raila is left to share 30% among his ODM base after fighting for 60 years to be President between himself and his father? Hata Baba hapangwingwi" added Kuria.

According to a leaked Azimio la Umoja agreement set to be deposited with the registrar today, part of the agreement is to compel all Azimio signatories to remain in the coalition for at least one year after registration of the agreement.

The deal also provides that only the presidential candidate and his running mate will run on the Azimio coalition party ticket, while the rest will contest on the respective constituent party platforms.