The uncertainty triggered in the governing Jubilee Coalition and opposition after CORD leader Raila Odinga 'agreed' to testify at the International Criminal Court in the case involving Deputy President William Ruto, looks set to persist after the latter insisted the former Prime Minister hands over whatever evidence he has to the defence lawyers.
The Deputy President has taken exception to Raila's statement that he was ready to defend his party at the ICC, which the United Republican Party (URP) leader construes as implying that he (Raila) is not keen on defending his former ally in the ODM before he jumped ship.