Nick Salat’s words were like a knife slicing through the air, cutting down any hope that the opposition had for the talks with the government.
His criticism was like a storm brewing on the horizon, with thunder and lightning striking fear into the hearts of the Azimio La Umoja team.
As the former Kanu Secretary General spoke, it was as though the ground shook beneath their feet, a reminder of the resounding defeat they had faced in the last general election.
But despite the harshness of his words, there was a glimmer of truth that shone through.
Salat’s message was clear that it was time for the opposition to stop wasting their energy and resources on futile talks that would never yield any results.
Instead, he urged them to look ahead to the future, to the next general election, and focus their efforts on a new campaign to face President William Ruto in 2027.
His advice was simple yet profound that it was time to regroup, refocus and reinvent themselves if they wanted to succeed.
In the midst of all this, Salat made one thing very clear that any actions taken by the opposition must be done within the confines of the law.
The concerns they raised could not be addressed through demonstrations or any other means outside the law.
This was a reminder that the rules of engagement had changed, and it was important to play by the new rules if they wanted to win.
As the dust settled, Salat’s message echoed in the minds of the opposition. It was time to pick up the pieces and move forward.
The road ahead may be long and difficult, but with focus and determination, victory could be theirs.
The journey may have started with defeat, but with each step forward, they were moving closer to the prize.
And as for President Ruto, his administration would be judged not by words but by action. It was time to let the work begin.
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