“Hivi Karibuni Mtajua” Nyoro Sends Gachagua a Warning as He Faults DCP’s Campaign Strategy for 2027

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has warned Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua and his allies that he could reveal more information about them amid growing political disagreements.

Nyoro made the remarks at the People’s Party of Kenya (PPK) headquarters, where he accused politicians associated with Gachagua of coordinating attacks against him. He claimed the criticism had intensified following the launch of his political party.

The legislator questioned why some opposition figures were focusing on him instead of addressing President William Ruto’s administration and the challenges facing Kenyans. He accused Gachagua’s allies of using bloggers, political aspirants and media platforms to undermine him.

Nyoro dismissed the alleged campaign as an attempt to intimidate him and warned that he would respond if the attacks continued. He used the phrase “Hivi karibuni mtajua,” suggesting that he could disclose more information in the coming days.

The latest exchange follows earlier political disputes involving Nyoro and leaders associated with Gachagua. Nyoro previously made claims about Senator John Methu’s house, alleging that President Ruto had bought it. The claim became part of the wider political exchanges between the Kiharu MP and politicians linked to the former Deputy President.

Nyoro also rejected suggestions that he was working as a government project or acting as an insider within the opposition. He maintained that political leaders should focus on issues affecting citizens rather than spending their time attacking one another.

He urged opposition figures to address economic concerns and build cooperation ahead of the 2027 General Election. His remarks reflect continuing disagreements among politicians who have criticised Ruto’s administration but differ over political strategies and alliances.

Nyoro did not disclose the additional information he was referring to, leaving the substance of his warning unclear. Gachagua and the other leaders accused of coordinating attacks would need to respond to his claims for their positions to be established.

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