Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka warned that he has no political debt with anyone and that no leader should expect payment from any quarters.
The former Vice President added that those asking to be paid back in 2022 for having supported certain leaders were mistaken as, in politics, there were no debts to be paid.
“In politics there is no debt. You get what you go for. If you go for nothing, you get nothing,” said Mr Musyoka who was speaking at an event hosted by Nairobi County governor Mike Sonko to commemorate the death of his father on Saturday evening.
Mr Musyoka was responding to calls at the event from a number of lawmakers allied to the Wiper party for him to go for the top seat in the next General election, saying that it was time that he is also supported by other politicians.
”Raila should not have any intentions of running again in 2022. He should now back Kalonzo who supported him in 2013, and 2017,” said MP Momanyi.
The lawmaker’s sentiments were echoed by Kilome MP Thadeus Nzambia who said that leaders from Ukambani will settle for nothing less than the former vice president gunning for the top seat.
Supporters of the Wiper Party Leader have been agitating for Orange Democratic Party Leader Raila Odinga to support Mr Musyoka for the presidency in 2022 since Mr Musyoka has supported him in 2013 and 2017.