Ichung’wah Declares He Is Not Enemies With Ndindi Nyoro or Gachagua, Says He Only Speaks truth.

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has clarified his relationship with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, insisting that he does not consider either politician his personal enemy despite their political differences.

Speaking during a television interview on Sunday, November 8, the Kikuyu MP maintained that disagreements over political issues should not automatically translate into personal hostility.

Ichung’wah described Nyoro as his friend, dismissing suggestions that their contrasting political positions had turned them against each other.

He also addressed his relationship with Gachagua, maintaining that he had no personal hatred towards the former Deputy President despite their public disagreements.

The Majority Leader argued that he was not interested in creating personal conflicts with other politicians, adding that he simply expresses his views on issues affecting the country.

He further suggested that Gachagua was the one creating hostility between them, insisting that he personally had no problem with anyone.

Ichung’wah also defended his outspoken political approach, saying he speaks what he considers the truth and leaves people to decide how they interpret his statements.

His remarks come against the backdrop of continuing political divisions in the Mount Kenya region, where different leaders are pursuing competing political interests ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Gachagua, who leads the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), has continued strengthening his political network while criticising politicians supporting President William Ruto’s administration.

Nyoro, on the other hand, has remained an influential figure in Mount Kenya politics, with his political position attracting considerable public attention.

Ichung’wah has also been involved in political exchanges with leaders who have questioned the government’s handling of various national issues.

His latest clarification provides insight into how he views his relationships with the two politicians despite their political differences.

As the 2027 elections approach, interactions among influential Mount Kenya leaders are likely to remain an important subject of political discussion.

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