Jicho Pevu Ali Speaks After Being Seen at a Jubilee Rally

Jicho Pevu’s Mohammed Ali has shocked many Kenyans,especially NASA coalition supporter after being spotted at a Jubilee Rally in his Nyali Constituency.

Following Ali’s decision to attend a Jubilee campaign rally,many Kenyans have speculated he might have defected to the ruling party.

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In a quick rejoinder ,the former investigative journalist took to his official social media pages to clear the air on the speculations by refuting claims that he has joined the Jubilee coalition.

According to Ali,he chose to attend the Jubilee rally in a bid to quell the current political tension in the country.

Here is the full post of what Ali said;

Today, President Uhuru Kenyatta visited my constituency as part of the Jubilee Party’s electoral campaign program. Given the political tension in the country right now, my decision to attend his rally as MP for Nyali was a difficult one to make, but I chose to attend it, and give the office of the President its due respect. Also, young in the field of politics as I may be, I chose to respect the event and attend because I wanted to deliver a message. I chose to attend precisely because of the point we are at in this country today. Both political formations, NASA and JUBILEE have, through their actions, removed any possibility for negotiation on the best way forward for our country. We are close to the edge, and the ramping up of temperatures makes our collective descent off the cliff seem inevitable. It is not. It is not because even in our political competition, what should be at the heart of us is the welfare of our people. In 2007 I reported on these very streets of Nyali, after a political contest much like this one. I saw violence that never want to be repeated. So I welcomed the President to my constituency to remind him of that, just as I will remind the Former Prime Minister should I get the opportunity to do so. The lives of our people, indeed, the soul of this country, is of far greater importance that whatever enmity the two men, and their parties seem to have for one another. I hope that perhaps, in welcoming a man, and a party whose policies I personally disagree with, shows the public that politics is important, but that their lives are more important. As an Independent Member of Parliament, my responsibility is FIRST and FOREMOST to the people of Nyali, who elected me. The people of this constituency need jobs, better healthcare and education for their children, and a hope for the future. As I did on the campaign trail, I say that I will work with all people whose core interest is to develop Nyali, and make this constituency the envy of this county.

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President Uhuru is set to camp at the coast region in the next three days as they seek to make significant political stride in an area perceived to be a NASA strong-hold.