Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has revealed that he last had a conversation with President William Ruto in 2024.
Speaking during a press briefing at his office on Tuesday, March 18, the lawmaker stated that they last talked before October 2024.
Regarding the specific details of their conversation, he indicated that he would be hesitant to detail their engagement.
However, he noted that the conversation was political.
"The last political discussion, either a chat or discussion, that I had with the President was before October of last year. I do not want to discuss any further of any leader," he stated.
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The MP, who was at one time a close ally of Ruto, was recently replaced from his position as chairperson of the Budget Committee.
His removal was seen as a consequence of his fallout with the boss. This was followed by allegations by some MPs who claimed that he was using his position to allocate more resources to his constituency.
On his part, the MP expressed that he did not know the reason why he was replaced. He also noted that no one had ever complained of his leadership before.
"I also do not know. I am also saying that in good faith because I have not come here to blame anyone. I only came to set the record straight," he remarked during the interview.
"No one in the leadership of our coalition, from whichever position, has ever called me in regards to the position, what I need to do better, what I need to change or things that need to be done in a different manner."
