What Really Happened Behind Closed Doors at NASA? Inside the Leaked Steering Committee Memo
For months, the National Super Alliance (NASA) tried to convince Kenyans that the search for their 2017 presidential flag bearer was cordial, united, and smooth. Many suspected that was far from the truth, and now there is proof of the intense backroom tug-of-war that actually took place.
In this analysis video, I break down a highly confidential, leaked NASA document dated February 22, 2017, that changes everything we thought we knew about how the coalition picked its candidate.
Here is a sneak peek at what I uncover in the video:
The Explosive Legal Wording: Drafted by a lawyer, the leaked steering committee document doesn’t just propose or suggest a candidate, it confirms a final decision that Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka be the 2017 presidential flag bearer, pending only formal ratification by the delegates' forum. The principals weren't even supposed to debate it.
Connecting the Dots: Once you see the date on this confidential memo, the dramatic political events that followed suddenly make complete sense. From Kalonzo’s rushed, high-fanfare Wiper nomination certificate ceremony on March 16, to the "No Kalonzo, No NASA" slogans and the Machakos Declaration, it was all a desperate reaction to a process that was being hijacked.
The "Kenya's Donald Trump" Factor: Could Kalonzo have actually delivered votes from Uhuru Kenyatta’s Central Kenya backyard, Rift Valley, and Northeastern better than Raila Odinga? I weigh the undeniable political advantages Kalonzo held against the glaring leadership cracks inside Wiper including the high-profile fallouts with Senator Johnston Muthama and Senator David Musila.
The Twist Nobody Saw Coming: Most people automatically assume Raila Odinga simply outmaneuvered Kalonzo behind closed doors. The reality is much more explosive and it’s not what you think.
Watch the Full Analysis Right Here to Find Out More
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