Cracks Intensify in ANC Party as Mudavadi Fires his Deputy

December 1, 2021

ANC Party leader Musalia Mudavadi flanked by Ayub Savula and other party officials[Photos/Courtesy].

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Wednesday, December 1, 2021 –Unhappy Amani National Congress ANC Party boss Musalia Mudavadi has reprimanded his deputy Ayub Savula.

Sources claimed Mudavadi had issues with Mr. Savula for disclosing how Deputy President William Ruto was funding a section of One Kenya Alliance OKA politicians.

Mr. Mudavadi used a public notice dated November 30 in which he reprimanded the deputy for speaking on party matters without involving him.

He added that Savula was not the official spokesperson for their party and ought to consult on anything before speaking out to the media. He urged members of the public to always ignore his sentiments.

“Certain members have erroneously assigned themselves the position of party spokesperson. Utterances by persons purporting to hold office and therefore speak for and on behalf of the party should be largely disregarded by the media. By this notice, we abrogate all utterances stated by Hon Ayub Angatia Savula in a purported capacity of deputy party leader,” Mudavadi stated.

And in a list he read of party officials, Savula’s name was missing; an indication that he had been fired.

The angry OKA principal then added that the vacant party slot will be filled in their upcoming delegates conference.

“Take notice that in line with revamping our party and making it absolutely national, the impending NDC provides for an opportunity to fill the remaining slots for all other office-bearers.
“Further notice that only the party leader and the Secretary-General are the official spokespersons of the party,” Mudavadi added.

ANC Party bos s Musalia Mudavadi(right)with Deputy President William Ruto in a past meeting.

Savula’s main problem with Mudavadi started when he claimed that Ruto was secretly involved in the ANC Party affairs by funding 3 members with sh 50,000 every week. Savula spoke this on November 27.

The MP also added that the said MPs were busy championing for a Ruto-Mudavadi alliance ahead of the 2022 polls.