Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has hinted at the formation of a new coalition comprising his party, Jubilee, ODM and others, which will be able to produce the prime minister after the referendum.
Mr Musyoka, who is leading a convention of Wiper leaders dubbed Koma Rock II, at the same time said that despite a revolt by Ukambani governors, they are part of the community and he respects their different opinion.
“If I can unite South Sudan and Somalia, and if President Uhuru Kenyatta can accept I go before him to Democratic Republic of Congo for the inauguration of President Tshisekedi, then, how can I agree for anyone to be ostracised? Even those who are not with us, they are part of us,” he said.
The Wiper leader has been facing rebellion from Ukambani governors led by former Wiper chairman Prof Kivutha Kibwana.
While addressing the crowd which had gathered at the Kiamba Primary School grounds, Tala, Matungulu Constituency, the former vice-president said he reached out to the governors.
He said upon speaking with Prof Kibwana, he told him that he was in South Korea, Mrs Charity Ngilu feared to be booed while Dr Alfred Mutua was not available over the phone.
“It is their democratic right to aspire to vie for any leadership position. But they should play by the rules of the game,” said Mr Musyoka and added that he looked forward to having them in Koma Rock III.
Mr Musyoka said the proposed referendum will solve divisions in the country. “ We have found a solution, we are going to amend the constitution for an all inclusive country,” he said.
He added the amendment will help deal with negative ethnicity and politics of division.
Mr Musyoka defended himself against allegations that he has not helped the Kamba community by bringing development in the region.