Gideon Moi Breaks Silence, Exposes Unfulfilled Deal With Ruto After Political Fallout

KANU Chairman Gideon Moi has broken his silence on his strained relationship with President William Ruto, accusing the Head of State of failing to honour an agreement reached between them last year.

Moi spoke on Friday during a meeting with Kalenjin elders at his Kabarak home in Nakuru County, where he reportedly explained the commitments he had sought before stepping aside in the Baringo senatorial by-election late last year.

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The revelations have renewed attention on the political relationship between the two leaders, whose rapprochement in October last year had raised expectations of improved cooperation between their political camps.

According to Moi, the agreement was primarily aimed at securing development projects for the people of Baringo County rather than personal benefits.

His latest remarks suggest that the understanding that brought the two politicians closer may not have delivered the results he expected, raising questions about the future of their political relationship.

Moi’s decision to step aside in the senatorial by-election was widely viewed as a significant political move, given his influence in Baringo and the wider Rift Valley region.

However, his latest comments indicate that unresolved issues surrounding the agreement could be contributing to the renewed differences between him and Ruto.

The dispute could have political implications as leaders begin positioning themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election.

For now, attention will be on whether the two leaders can resolve their differences and whether the development commitments sought by Moi will eventually be fulfilled.

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