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Kalonzo reaffirmed that the Opposition is intact and teased about the formation of a 'super alliance'.

The Ukombozi Alliance (TUA) leader, Kalonzo Musyoka, has dismissed concerns about the Opposition's unity amid infighting among party leaders.

Speaking in Kisumu County on Thursday, November 5, Kalonzo reaffirmed that the Opposition is intact and teased about the formation of a 'super alliance'.

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He said that some of the ongoing heated public exchange between some of the leaders was part of their strategy.

"I want to assure the country that the super alliance is in the making, and we are all one team. Sometimes we may not seemingly appear to agree on one or two small things, but that is also our strategy so you don't have to ask us about it," Kalonzo said.

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A file photo of Kalonzo Musyoka

The Wiper leader made the statement after he touched down in Kisumu ahead of his tour of Migori and Homa Bay Counties.

During his visit to Migori Town, his entourage was attacked by men believed to be goons. He sensationally claimed that Suna East MP Junet Mohamed and the National Police Service were behind the attack.

"It is unacceptable and a sign that this administration has lost it. I think it is the police who threw the tear gas, and we are asking why because we were having a peaceful meeting," Kalonzo said.

Elsewhere, Jubilee Leader Fred Matiang'i,  Peoples Liberation Front Leader Martha Karua and People's Party of Kenya Leader Ndindi Nyoro held a joint rally in Kiambu County.

Karua called for a ceasefire and mutual respect among the leaders in the Opposition. She further warned that infighting would cause division and give President William Ruto leeway to be re-elected.

"Let us respect one another because we cannot unite without that. We cannot have one or two leaders undermining others because the people are the ones who will have the final say," the PLP Leader stated.