United opposition will trounce Jubilee, note Cord MPs

The opposition can oust the Jubilee administration from power if it remains united, leaders allied to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) have said.

Homa Bay Governor Cyprian Awiti said the opposition has the capacity to send Jubilee parking after the August polls.

Ugunja MP Opiyo Wandayi said Jubilee with its dented image on corruption has no capacity to retain power after August.

"Jubilee has no chance in the coming elections, that is not in doubt," he said as quoted by the Star.

"The only variable is its margin of loss. In any case, the twin issues of corruption and tribalism sealed Jubilee’s fate long before NASA’s birth.”

Gladys Wanga, the Homa Bay County Women Representative said Jubilee was already in panic mode.

"The opposition’s unity is disastrous to Jubilee. It is in the public domain that if the August elections are conducted transparently, NASA will beat Jubilee hands down,” she said.

Suba MP John Mbadi said the opposition has the required numbers to capture power.

Kitutu Masaba MP Timothy Bosire said Jubilee's bad reputation about corruption would make it difficult to garner votes and remain in power.