The Governor for Kilifi County Amason Jeffah Kingi has indicated that he will attend the Azimio la Umoja National Convention slated for Friday at Kasarani Stadium.

Kingi took to his social media account to make the announcement.

The Pamoja African Alliance Alliance (PAA) party leader said his party believes in the unity of Kenya irrespective of religion, tribe or political affiliation.

“Pamoja African Alliance (PAA) believes in the unity of this country irrespective of religion, tribe and/or political affiliation,” the announcement read in part.

Kingi said his party supports any efforts towards achieving the aforementioned objectives including the Azimio la Umoja initiative.

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“Pamoja African Alliance (PAA) will champion and/or support any effort being made to achieve this objective including the Azimio La Umoja initiative,” Kingi said.

He said that in an effort to bring the country together, PAA will join other political parties at Kasarani for the Azimio la Umoja convention.

“It is for this reason that Pamoja African Alliance (PAA) will join like-minded Political Parties at Kasarani Stadium on Friday 10th December 2021 in an effort to bring this country together,” Kingi said.

Kingi was the Kilifi ODM Chairman before being ejected from the position over disloyalty to the party leader Raila Odinga and the party.

He was replaced by Ganze Member of Parliament Teddy Mwambire who acted in the capacity of the Kilifi ODM chair.