“Ndindi Nyoro Is Not a Mole, He Has Fallen Out With Ruto” – Matiang’i Ally Speaks

Kitutu Chache South MP Antony Kibagendi has dismissed claims that Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro is secretly working as an internal mole within President William Ruto’s political camp, offering a different explanation for their strained relationship.

Kibagendi maintained that Nyoro is not operating as a political agent within the ruling administration but has instead fallen out with President Ruto following growing disagreements between the two leaders.

“Ndindi Nyoro is not a mole; he has fallen out with William Ruto,” Kibagendi stated, directly addressing speculation surrounding the Kiharu legislator’s political position and relationship with the President.

The Kitutu Chache South legislator’s remarks come amid changing political dynamics within the Mount Kenya region, where competing political interests and emerging leadership figures continue to influence established political alliances.

Kibagendi further observed that former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is facing a changing political environment in the region, suggesting that the challenges confronting him extend beyond his disagreements with President Ruto.

According to the MP, a charismatic young political leader has emerged within Mount Kenya, attracting considerable public attention and introducing another significant factor into the region’s evolving political landscape.

The emergence of the youthful leader could reshape existing political calculations, particularly as established figures seek to maintain their influence and mobilise supporters ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Kibagendi’s assessment suggests that the political contest in Mount Kenya involves more than the rivalry between Ruto and Gachagua, with emerging personalities creating additional competition for regional leadership.