He also blamed politics for conflict over water and pasture.
“When we are moving towards an election, you see an escalation in inter-communal tensions, some of them relating to pasture. But if we are being sincere, some have a relation to political activity,” the CS said.
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The three-hour meeting at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development in Nairobi was called to discuss security and administrative issues.
Present were governors Ali Korane (Garissa), Mohamed Kuti (Isiolo), Mohamed Abdi Mohamud (Wajir), Garissa Town MP Aden Duale, Isiolo Senator Fatuma Dullo, Nominated Senator Abshiro Halakhe and Wajir Woman Representative Fatuma Gedi.
THE STANDARD By
Jeckonia Otieno |
December 11th 2020 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
Kanu chairman Gideon Moi has hinted at plans for a political alliance ahead of the 2022 General Election.
The Baringo senator, who was at a Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) sensitisation meeting at City Park, Nairobi, yesterday, said he is ready to work with like-minded leaders to form what he terms a super alliance ahead of 2022 polls.
Gideon said there are plans to field one candidate. “We are now building support for the BBI but when the time comes, we will work towards having one bullet,” Gideon said.
Succession politics dominated the meeting where various leaders voiced their support for the constitutional changes proposed in BBI, and which are expected to lead to a referendum next year, as well as for Gideon’s bid for the presidency.