“Hivi Karibuni Mtajua” Nyoro Threatens to Expose Gachagua, Allies as He Faults DCP Campaign

Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has issued a warning to Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua and his allies, threatening to reveal more details about them as he accuses the party of spreading propaganda against him.

Speaking at the People’s Party of Kenya (PPK) headquarters, Nyoro claimed that politicians allied to Gachagua had intensified attacks against him following the launch of his political party.

Nyoro questioned why the opposition was allegedly concentrating its efforts on fighting him instead of focusing on President William Ruto and the challenges facing Kenyans.

He accused DCP of deploying bloggers, political aspirants and other allies to attack him through social media platforms, television, radio and village-level political campaigns.

The Kiharu MP insisted that he would not be intimidated by the alleged campaign, warning that he could reveal more information about Gachagua and those surrounding him.

“Hivi karibuni mtajua,” Nyoro warned, suggesting that more details could emerge in the coming days.

His remarks come after he previously made allegations concerning Senator John Methu’s house, claiming that President Ruto had bought it. The claims became part of the political exchanges between Nyoro and politicians associated with Gachagua.

Nyoro also rejected suggestions that he was a government project or a mole within the opposition, maintaining that his political activities should not distract leaders from their common objective.

He urged opposition leaders to concentrate on uniting Kenyans against the Ruto administration ahead of the 2027 General Election rather than engaging in personal attacks.

The MP maintained that economic hardships and the concerns affecting ordinary citizens should be the opposition’s priority, warning that internal divisions could weaken its efforts to challenge the president.

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