Ndindi Nyoro Warns DCP-Affiliated MP Who Called Him a Mole

Kiharu Member of Parliament (MP) Ndindi Nyoro has warned he would expose hard-hitting truths about Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara if she continued spewing lies to Kenyans about him.

Speaking on Thursday, October 15, Nyoro said he was upset that Kihara branded him a mole and warned that he would not allow anyone to lie about him or the People's Party of Kenya (PPK).

He added that while he respected his National Assembly colleague because of her age, he would clap back if pushed to the wall, and nobody should bring up respect when he does so.

"Jayne Kihara, there are things I chose not to do for politics, including disrespecting someone who is old enough to be my parent. I called her and told her that she is trying to push me to the wall because if I speak, she will hate me.

"I told her that I would say very hard truths which are more painful than the lies that she is peddling. I told her that if she speaks the truth, I will not respond, but if she tells lies, I will not keep quiet," he said.

Nyoro claimed that the information he could release about Kihara could damage her reputation, but are truths that he could defend even if she decided to escalate the matter to a court of law.

His warning came after Kihara questioned why he was not attacked by President William Ruto's lieutenants like other leaders in the Opposition. She further claimed that Nyoro was 'sent' to the 'wantam' brigade.

"Ndindi Nyoro has been sent to say 'Wantam'. Why have Oscar Sudi, Aaron Cheruiyot, Itumbi and Farouk never insulted Ndindi Nyoro? Because he is their boy," she claimed.

The Kiharu lawmaker hit out at President Ruto over the newly released fuel prices that saw petroleum products jump by between Ksh9.9 to Ksh28 per litre.

He claimed that the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) claim that the cost of landed costs had increased was a lie. He gave the President until the weekend to lower the fuel prices.

"Let it not get to the weekend before the fuel prices fall. Yesterday EPRA purported that the landed costs of fuel were higher, lying to Kenyans without blinking an eye. You are purporting to increase the price of diesel, yet internationally, the landed costs have reduced," Nyoro stated.

The MP further questioned why the margins for importers have increased by 12 percent since May, yet Kenyans were suffering because of high fuel prices.