Jubilee party secretary general has now come clear on reports that the former President Uhuru Kenyatta wanted to sabotage the just concluded national dialogue committee meetings as he speaks on tomorrow’s plan.
Kioni has clarified that the former President has never been in the habit of disrupting talks.
He argues that the idea that Uhuru would scuttle Dialogue is misplaced while announcing that tomorrow,as Azimio team,they shall read the dialogue committee report together.
This comes only few hours after reports emerged that Uhuru made frantic calls to see that the talks does not see the light of the day.
It is interesting to note that Kioni himself had come out saying that the talks will not bear any meaningful fruits. He was leading the Azimio La Umoja -One Kenya Alliance technical committee and was therefore part of the National Dialogue Committee.
The President had pledged to work with the recommendations of the Committee and the Azimio La Umoja -One Kenya Alliance leader Raila Odinga and other other Azimio leaders are set to announce their move tomorrow as Kioni has said.