Nairobi Whip Imwatok Takes Charge of Azimio Campaigns in Makadara

Yesterday the firebrand MCA mobilized close to 10,000 Makadara Azimio supporters to welcome Azimio presidential candidate Raila Odinga in the constituency.
 
Area MP George Aladwa was a no show in the mobilization process.

“We are always ready for Baba and my main aim is to give baba 2million Votes in Nairobi. We are happy and Makadara is happy as whole.” Imwatok said.
He has however, asked Makadara electorates to shun independent candidates and stick to ODM flag bearers citing zoning that was done by Azimio council in Nairobi.

“It should be known that Azimio did zoning in Nairobi and Makadara was left for ODM from MCAs seat to MP so we don’t expect anything less than that…” Jateso added.

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