Editor's Review

Kiambu Senator Karungo Wa Thang’wa has warned the united opposition principals against admitting Ndindi Nyoro into their camp.

Kiambu Senator Karungo Wa Thang’wa has warned the united opposition principals against admitting Ndindi Nyoro into their camp.

Speaking on Thursday, September 3, Thang’wa accused the Kiharu Member of Parliament of being a spy. 

He alleged that Nyoro could listen to the plans of the opposition camp and relay them to President William Ruto

“We are telling Rigathi Gachagua and the other alternative government party leaders: Kalonzo Musyoka, Eugene Wamalwa, Martha Karua and Justin Muturi that Ndindi Nyoro is a spy. 

“If you bring him in as a party leader, he will listen to your plans and report back to William Ruto,” Thang’wah claimed. 

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File image of Karungo Wa Thang'wa.

His allegations come hours after Nyoro dismissed claims of being a government mole in the opposition.  

Speaking on Wednesday night, September 2, Nyoro said no opposition party has directly accused him of working against the coalition.

“I have not heard any leader directly accuse our party. If they do, I will come out and defend it” the Kiharu MP stated. 

Nyoro also announced he will meet Rigathi Gachagua for a cup of tea after the former Deputy President returns from his tour of the United States.

The People's Party of Kenya leader noted that he and the former Deputy President are not enemies but friends. 

“I have fair relationships with all opposition leaders, including Gachagua. I have a party to build; any collaboration with anyone within the opposition is what we are doing. 

“I believe we are not competitors. When Gachagua comes back, I will go for tea; we are not enemies, we are friends,” he stated. 

Further, Nyoro ruled out supporting President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election. 

“You cannot love Kenya and support William Ruto unless you don’t know him. If you know him, you cannot support him and at the same time love Kenya,” Ndindi said.