Former Kanu secretary general Nick Salat has asked UDA leaders to stop wrangling and help President William Ruto to achieve his agenda.
He said leaders are engaging in political squabbles at the expense of development.
Salat said the current ‘political spat’ is taking away the gains Ruto made during his historic US visit.
“Our agenda as leaders is to talk about the goodies Ruto brought from the US. His state visit was good for the nation,” he said.
Salat said Ruto’s score card is good but the people who should assist him in service delivery are letting him down.
“The President has good leadership and development agenda but his disciples are not delivering and that should change,” he said.
The former Bomet MP said the fights will give advantage to the opposition and discredit the Kenya Kwanza government.
“If we continue with such utterances and moves, we are going to give the opposition a chance to start attacking us because their main agenda is to see the downfall of our government,” he said.
Salat said the current misunderstandings in UDA are not giving the national party a good look.
“This is a minor ‘disagreement’ that can be sorted out in an amicable way,” he said.
“Let us not water down Ruto's successes because his unique style of leadership has changed many lives.”
Salat urged leaders to stop engaging in regional politics to avoid dividing Kenyans on tribal lines.
