Nyoro Lands in Trouble as Ruto CS Alleges What They Gave Him Before He Joined the Opposition

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has taken a swipe at Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, accusing him of forgetting his political roots after receiving what he described as a small wheelbarrow.

Duale’s remarks have sparked fresh debate within President William Ruto’s camp as political differences emerge ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Speaking about Nyoro, Duale suggested that the legislator had become disrespectful towards the President despite benefiting from political support associated with Ruto’s administration.

“Tulimpatia Ndindi Nyoro wheelbarrow ndogo, akajisahau, akaanza kutukana Rais. Hajui wheelbarrow ni yetu,” Duale said.

The remarks, shared in a Facebook post, have attracted attention because of the growing differences between Nyoro and some leaders allied to the President.

Nyoro, who previously chaired the National Assembly Budget and Appropriations Committee, has remained an influential figure in Kenyan politics. His views on government spending, taxation and the country’s economic situation have frequently attracted public attention.

The Kiharu MP has also continued to command support among sections of Kenyans, with his statements on economic matters generating discussions both online and in political circles.

Duale’s wheelbarrow remark appeared intended to remind Nyoro of the political support he received while working alongside leaders in the ruling coalition.

The exchange also highlights the increasing pressure facing politicians within Kenya Kwanza as the country moves closer to the next general election.

Differences over government policies and leadership have raised questions about whether all leaders in Ruto’s camp share the same political priorities.

Meanwhile, Duale’s comments have placed Nyoro back in the spotlight, with attention now turning to how the Kiharu legislator will respond to the criticism.

With political alignments gradually taking shape ahead of 2027, exchanges between leaders who previously worked closely together could become more frequent.

The latest remarks are likely to fuel further debate about Nyoro’s relationship with Ruto’s allies and the future of political unity within the ruling coalition.

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