Cleophas Malala, deputy leader of the Democracy for Citizens Party, has hinted at leaving the United Opposition if Senator Edwin Sifuna is not given a key position.Malala emphasized the need for Luhya community representation within the coalition, comparing his stance to Rigathi Gachagua's advocacy for Mt.Kenya.During an interview with Nyota Radio, Malala warned that he would withdraw support for the coalition if Luhya leaders are sidelined.He argued that the Luhya community, being the majority in Kenya, holds minor positions, stating, "Sisi si wa kupangwa kwa crate." Malala also announced his intention to run for the Kakamega County governorship, highlighting his focus on regional development.

The article underscores tensions within the opposition coalition over leadership and regional representation, with Malala's potential exit signaling deeper divisions.His comments reflect broader concerns about political inclusion and the balance of power among Kenya's ethnic groups.