Gachagua’s Ally Questions Ruto Family Following Charlene’s Marriage

Kipipiri MP Wanjiku Muhia criticised President William Ruto over the economic challenges facing young people during a church service in Isinya, Kajiado County, on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

Muhia made the remarks while attending the service alongside former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. A video shared by Lightcast TV Kenya captured her addressing the congregation while holding a microphone.

During her speech, Muhia brought up the President’s daughters and their relationships with men from other countries. She claimed that one had married a Nigerian while another had gone to Tanzania.

The lawmaker used the examples to criticise the government’s handling of economic challenges affecting young people.

Muhia argued that many young people were struggling financially because of the current economic situation. She suggested that the difficulties were affecting families and influencing decisions about relationships and marriage.

She also linked the situation to the President’s own family, using the example of his daughters to emphasise her criticism.

Her remarks formed part of a wider political message directed at Ruto’s leadership. Muhia maintained that young people needed better economic opportunities and a more promising future.

The speech attracted attention because of her direct reference to the President’s family. Her comments also brought discussions about unemployment, financial hardship and the future of young people into the political debate.

Muhia is among the political leaders associated with Gachagua, who has continued to criticise the government.

The Isinya gathering provided an opportunity for the lawmaker to express her views on the country’s economic situation and the challenges facing ordinary Kenyans.

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