Raila on Sunday
called off mass protests after an appeal by President William Ruto to pave way
for a bi-partisan approach through the parliament.
But in a statement on
Tuesday, Raila said the bi-partisan approach through the parliamentary way
would not yield much.
He suggested Koffi
Annan-like talks that came after the post-election violence in 2007-2008.
In a rejoinder to the developments, Ngunyi said Ruto's
move to pave for dialogue has made Raila demand more.
"Give Raila an
inch he will take a mile. Now he wants the bi-partisan dialogue to be like the
Kofi Annan talks of 2008," he said.
"Dear Ruto: Do
you have a plan? Or should the plan be "...Not an inch more: Not an Inch
less"? You are back to the drawing board my Friend!"
In his statement Tuesday, Railas wanted non-MPs included
in the bi-partisan approach.
This he said was resolved after he met a host of Azimio
leaders.
The Political Eye
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