Here Is the List of Leaders Sifuna Is Willing to Work With to Remove Ruto from Power in 2027

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has declared his willingness to work with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and other political leaders to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election.

Sifuna’s remarks have sparked political discussions as opposition leaders continue exploring possible alliances ahead of the next polls. His statement signals an openness to working with leaders from different political backgrounds who share his ambition of bringing a change in government.

“I will work with GACHAGUA and any other person to deliver this Country from RUTO,” Sifuna stated.

The declaration comes amid growing conversations about opposition unity and the need for leaders opposed to Ruto’s administration to develop a common strategy before the 2027 presidential contest.

Gachagua, who was removed from office as deputy president, has remained vocal in his criticism of the current administration. His political activities have continued to attract attention as different leaders position themselves for the next election.

Sifuna’s willingness to cooperate with Gachagua could also generate debate among opposition supporters, some of whom hold different views about the leaders best suited to spearhead the campaign against Ruto.

The Nairobi senator has increasingly become a prominent voice in national political discussions, particularly following his engagements with leaders seeking alternative political arrangements ahead of 2027.

However, working together does not necessarily mean the leaders have entered into a formal coalition. Any potential partnership would require discussions on leadership, policy priorities and how to mobilise support across the country.

The latest remarks are likely to intensify conversations about whether opposition leaders can overcome their political differences and agree on a common candidate or electoral strategy.

With the 2027 General Election approaching, attention will now turn to whether Sifuna’s declaration leads to concrete political engagements with Gachagua and other like-minded leaders.

For now, his statement has placed opposition cooperation firmly back in the spotlight as the race to challenge Ruto continues to take shape.

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