Betrayal in the Azimio: Peter Munya Speaks Out on Raila’s Unexpected Move

In the world of Kenyan politics, alliances can be as fragile as morning dew. Peter Munya, the leader of the Party of National Unity (PNU), recently lifted the veil on simmering tensions within the Azimio la Umoja coalition, painting a picture of betrayal and broken trust.

Speaking candidly on Spice FM, Munya’s voice carried a hint of disappointment as he described what he called the “donation of ODM members to the Kenya Kwanza government.” His words gave listeners a rare glimpse into the behind-the-scenes drama of political coalitions.

“We had all agreed,” Munya explained, his tone reflecting a mix of frustration and disbelief. “Our leader in Azimio told us he’d been approached about joining the government. We talked it over and decided it wasn’t the right move. The issues we’d been fighting for during the demonstrations – they were still unresolved.”

The veteran politician’s eyes seemed to look far away as he recalled past political arrangements. “Remember when we joined forces with Kibaki? That was done right – with a proper accord, clear goals. That’s what we needed here.”

Munya’s words painted a vivid picture of a coalition at a crossroads. On one side stood those who believed in continuing the fight from the opposition benches. On the other, it seemed, was Raila Odinga, making unilateral decisions that shook the very foundations of their alliance.

Despite the apparent betrayal, Munya revealed that PNU isn’t ready to abandon ship just yet. “We’re still with Azimio,” he said, a hint of resignation in his voice. “Our party leadership talked it over. We decided we’re stronger together, at least for now.”

But beneath his measured words, one could sense the wheels turning in Munya’s mind. “If we do leave,” he mused, “it would be better to do it as a group. Make a real impact, you know?”

As the interview concluded, listeners were left with a vivid snapshot of a political landscape in flux. Munya’s revelations highlighted the human drama behind the headlines – the trust betrayed, the alliances strained, and the delicate dance of power that continues to shape Kenya’s political future.

In the end, Munya’s story serves as a reminder that in politics, today’s allies can become tomorrow’s adversaries, and that even the strongest coalitions can be tested by the ambitions of a single leader.