Editor's Review


Nyoro lashed out at a leader within the United Opposition over consistent claims that he was President William Ruto's mole.

Kiharu Member of Parliament (MP) Ndindi Nyoro lashed out at a leader within the United Opposition over consistent claims that he was President William Ruto's mole.

Speaking on Monday, September 7, Nyoro, without mentioning names, hit out at the leader, stating that he was the one who had plans to work with the President.

He stated that he was done with the President, and those who still wanted to form alliances with him should do so without dragging his name along.

"Next time you want to insult Ndindi Nyoro, stop sending people or using coded language; mention me by name. I will face you eye to eye.

"Whoever wants to go back to Ruto is free to do so. If you want his money, or to work with him, go back but leave me alone. I have no time to waste," Nyoro stated.

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A file photo of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro

The Peoples Party of Kenya leader made it clear that he would work with those who are willing and would not force himself on people who have reservations.

He further warned a Senator, who maintained sustained attacks on him, to desist from the same. Nyoro questioned the leader to table his performance record for the people.

His sentiments came after Kiambu Senator Karungo Thang'wah publicly called him Ruto's mole, and warned other leaders in the United Opposition against working with him.

In addition, DCP Leader Rigathi Gachagua, who is on a tour in the United States of America, claimed that an MP from the Mount Kenya region received Ksh200 million from the Head of State to divide votes from the region.

Gachagua claimed that the so-called wheelbarrow parties were a waste of time as the people had already established President Ruto's plan for the region.

He further demanded that the Jubilee Party clamp down on its MP who is calling for multiple presidential candidates in the Mount Kenya region, which was against the United Opposition's push for a single presidential candidate.