The Chairman United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Johnson Muthama has dismissed claims that he is on his way out of UDA.


Muthama issues a statement on Monday pointing a finger at the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition as the source of the claims.

“Kuzimia Coalition is imprisoned in a gridlock of lies and keeps on blurring the lines between facts and fables expecting us in UDA Kenya to buy their debilitating and fake narrative of defections until they eventually realise,” Muthama.

Muthama further affirmed his position in the UDA party and said he was not going anywhere.

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He also pledged his loyalty to the UDA party as he expressed his optimism about the party forming the next government under the leadership of Deputy President William Ruto.

“I, Johnson Nduya Muthama is going nowhere. I am still the Chairman of UDA Kenya, the biggest and most vibrant Political Party in Kenya. That is the inexorable truth. I have and will remain focused, faithful and true to UDA Kenya cause until we form the next Government under Dr William Ruto,” Muthama added.


Last Sunday when the UDA Vice-Chairperson Kipruto Arap Kirwa ditched UDA and joined the Raila Odinga-led Azimio coalition, it was believed Muthama who has taken a backstage since Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua joined the formation was also planning on quitting.