Caption: Wetang'ula said the four principals are all equal to the task and have shown great leadership, giving them an edge over their competitors. Photo: Mwakilishi.com
Cord principals will not pressurise the committee tasked to come up with the selection process of the flag bearer, Ford Kenya leader Moses Wetangula has said.
Wetangula said Nasa is not under pressure to name its presidential flag bearer adding that they still have a lot of time for consultations and will unveil their presidential candidate when the time is right.
He addressed journalists when he visited the family of Kenya's first independent Education Cabinet Minister Joseph Otiende, who died earlier this week, at Kegoye village in Vihiga County.
"Don't put any pressure on us to unveil our flag bearer. We know the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's (IEBC) timelines, which we will duly comply with," he said as quoted by standard.
"Anyone of us in NASA is as good as the other. Anyone who thinks he is more special than the other should not be in NASA," he added.
Wetangula assured their supporters that NASA will give the country the best leader and urged them to be patient.