Speaking during a political engagement, Natembeya appeared frustrated by disagreements over who should represent the community in political discussions. He maintained that Sifuna was currently the leader speaking on behalf of the community and that other politicians should respect his position.
Natembeya directly challenged Wamalwa, suggesting that he should leave the political table if he could not acknowledge Sifuna's leadership. He warned against having competing voices create confusion among leaders seeking to advance the community's political interests.
The governor also appeared to take a swipe at Wamalwa's political influence, referring to him as the "one million" man and insisting that he should step aside.
Eugene should leave the table and stop bringing confusion. Sifuna is the one speaking for us at the table. The one-million man should step down. Period! We don't want confusion at the table," Natembeya declared.
His remarks have brought renewed attention to the question of political leadership within the Luhya community, particularly as different leaders seek influence and recognition ahead of future political contests.
Natembeya's comments clearly indicate his support for Sifuna's growing political role and his opposition to competing leadership claims.
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