In a statement shared on Sunday, Havi rejected the criticism, insisting that the opposition already has a straightforward plan ahead of the 2027 General Election.
According to him, the goal is to democratically remove President William Ruto from office through the ballot and replace him with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna.
“Remove William Ruto through the ballot, and replace him with Edwin Sifuna,” Havi wrote, making clear his preference for the youthful senator as a potential alternative to the current president.
“Remove William Ruto through the ballot, and replace him with Edwin Sifuna,” Havi wrote, making clear his preference for the youthful senator as a potential alternative to the current president.
Havi stressed that voting remains the legitimate and democratic means through which the opposition intends to seek a change of government.
He maintained that citizens have the right to elect a different leader if they are dissatisfied with the current administration.
His remarks came after Hussein Mohamed challenged opposition leaders to go beyond criticising the Kenya Kwanza government and present Kenyans with a convincing alternative.
His remarks came after Hussein Mohamed challenged opposition leaders to go beyond criticising the Kenya Kwanza government and present Kenyans with a convincing alternative.
The State House adviser argued that the opposition should offer a clear agenda, practical plans and ideas capable of winning public support.
However, Havi dismissed the demand, arguing that the basic objective of an opposition movement seeking power is already clear.
However, Havi dismissed the demand, arguing that the basic objective of an opposition movement seeking power is already clear.
He also took a swipe at State House, suggesting that some government officials were failing to understand what he considered a simple democratic process.
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