He said these small parties are not helping the coalition, instead they are making Kenya Kwanza look weak and confused.
According to him, it is much better to have one big strong party that can make decisions fast and lead properly than to have many small parties fighting each other and wasting time.
He said when small parties fight inside the coalition, they show the public that Kenya Kwanza cannot work together.
Cherargei said that right now, small parties think they are important, but in reality, they do not have much power. He said most of these parties are only known on paper or on social media, but on the ground, people do not really follow them.
He explained that if all these parties join UDA, the coalition will become stronger and more united. He said unity is very important because without unity, Kenya Kwanza will have problems during campaigns, and even if they win, the government will have fights inside and it will be hard to run programs properly.
The senator also said that having many small parties confuses voters. People do not know which party or candidate to follow, and this can make supporters weak.
He said when all parties join UDA, everyone will know clearly who is leading, and this will help the coalition speak with one voice.He said unity will also help the leaders focus on big goals like winning elections and serving Kenyans instead of fighting each other.
Not everyone is happy with what Cherargei said. Some small party leaders feel they will lose their party identity if they join UDA. They said they worked very hard to build their parties and they do not want to disappear.
But others agree with Cherargei and said that having many small parties inside Kenya Kwanza only causes fights and slows down everything.
Cherargei ended by saying that time is running out, and Kenya Kwanza must think fast. He said 2027 elections are coming, and if they do not act now, the coalition might face big losses.
He told all leaders to put aside their small personal ambitions and think about the bigger goal of winning elections and serving Kenyans properly.
In short, Senator Cherargei wants all small parties in Kenya Kwanza to dissolve and join UDA so that the coalition can be strong, united, and ready to fight hard in the next elections.