Big Win For Raila As ANC Makes Big Decision

The political turmoil of the much anticipated 2022 elections is shifting both day and night.0After Amani National Congress Movement(ANC) leader Musalia Mudavadi closing all possibilities of working with deputy president William Ruto, it now seems that the 2022 elections will be a two horse race.No donkeys this time.
It will be William Samoei Ruto and Raila Amollo Odinga.
ANC general, who is also Lugari member of Parliament , Ayub Savula, has said that the party is on the way of finding a coalition to work with the government. Savula said that the party has agreed to find Kakamega governor Wycliffe Oparanya and discuss ways in which they can work towards uniting the already divided Mulembe nation.
Chances of ANC making to statehouse on their own were much lower and now they are looking for a stronger side which is handshake way after dismissing Ruto’s request.Musalia Mudavadi said he could only work with Ruto on condition he vies for presidency then Ruto as his vice.
Mulembe nation has been divided in three ways with the majority not being on Mudavadi’s side.

There is a group led by COTU secretary general Francis Atwoli, Wycliffe Oparanya, Wycliffe Wangamati,CS Eugene Wamalwa and their counterparts who are on the side of Uhuru and Raila.The other group of MP’s, Washiali, Waluke and Didmus Barasa are aligned to the deputy president. Then there is that of Mudavadi and Weta that consists of their party confidants only.

Oparanya in one of his meetings asked Wetangula and Mudavadi to go home for their time was over and they failed uniting and taking the Mulembe nation to statehouse.He with Atwoli have greatly differed with Mudavadi holding parallel meetings that have been attended by majority of western leaders and thus sent a warning to the two NASA principles.
According to Savula, ANC is ready to work in uniting the nation and that means that Mudavadi’s camp has shifted to that of Raila.This is a blow to Ruto who wanted a coalition with the Luhya kingpin but an added advantage to Raila as he prepares to find supremacy