Trade Cabinet Minister Moses Kuria was seen in a heated conversation with Kenya’s Spy Agency Chief Nordin Haji during the African Union (AU) meeting held in Nairobi.
The intense discussion took place in the presence of Nelson Koech, the Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence, Intelligence, and Foreign Affairs.
The controversy surrounding Kuria stemmed from comments he made about former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
These remarks did not sit well with Odinga’s supporters, who have called for President William Ruto to reprimand Kuria.
Picture courtesy. Image from the event.
The incident unfolded just a day before the AU meeting, adding further tension to an already charged political climate.
During the discussion at the AU meeting, Haji expressed his concerns to Kuria regarding the potential repercussions of his statements.
As the head of Kenya’s Spy Agency, Haji emphasized the need for responsible and constructive dialogue among political leaders to maintain peace and stability in the country.
Koech, as the chair of the parliamentary committee responsible for overseeing intelligence and foreign affairs matters, also weighed in on the issue, stressing the importance of maintaining diplomatic decorum.
The meeting provided an opportunity for all parties involved to engage in a frank exchange of ideas and concerns.
While the details of the conversation remain undisclosed, it is expected that Kuria had the opportunity to clarify his remarks and address any misunderstandings.
The gathering served as a reminder of the crucial role played by political leaders in maintaining a healthy and respectful political discourse.
As the dust settles on this incident, it remains to be seen whether President Ruto will take action against Moses Kuria in response to the calls from Raila Odinga’s supporters.
The outcome of this development will undoubtedly have implications for Kenya’s political landscape and the dynamics within the ruling party.
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