He said he cannot support a formula that favours rich regions and neglecting the poor counties.
Prof Kindiki said this is against the spirit of devolution whose key objective is to ensure even development.
Last week on Tuesday, senators failed for the sixth time to adopt the formula for sharing Sh316.5 billion.
Tharaka-Nithi Senator Kithure Kindiki has said that he does not fear being kicked out of the Jubilee Party over his stand on the controversial counties' revenue sharing formula.
Prof Kindiki said he “is ready to drink the cup of the top Jubilee and Nasa leaders’ wrath” for opposing the proposed “biased” third basis formula.
