Musyoka had agreed that Kibwana, who is also the Makueni governor, would get a direct nomination ticket on the condition once he merged his party with Wiper.
However, the Wiper Party leader was faced with internal rebellion as senior party officials objected to Musyoka’s agreement with Kibwana.
After hours of negotiations in a tense meeting held at the party’s headquarters in Lavington, Musyoka announced that the nominations clause would not be applied.
He added that the Makueni governor would face-off with other aspirants who would be eyeing the seat on a Wiper ticket.
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