Just Hours After Ditching UDA, Wamuchomba Lands Ruto in Trouble After Spilling This About His Top CS

Gathoni Wamuchomba’s latest political move has sparked fresh debate after she ditched UDA, while her earlier accusations against CS Aden Duale have resurfaced.

The Kirinyaga Woman Representative had previously raised concerns over what she described as tribal balkanization and discrimination, accusing Duale of making remarks that likened a community to hyenas.

Wamuchomba said she expected the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) to take legal action after she held a press briefing over the matter. According to her, however, no such action followed.

“I raised an alarm regarding tribal balkanization and discrimination by CS Aden Duale, who likened a community to hyenas,” Wamuchomba stated, expressing her disappointment over the lack of action.

Her remarks are now attracting renewed attention following her decision to leave the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), a move that has placed her political future under intense scrutiny.

The timing has left many people asking whether Wamuchomba’s departure could signal a deeper political disagreement within the ruling camp.

For some of her supporters, the move represents a politician becoming more willing to speak independently, especially on sensitive issues touching on communities and national unity.

Others, however, are watching closely to see what political direction she will take next.

The incident sparked reactions online, with Kenyans debating both her earlier concerns about the NCIC and her decision to walk away from UDA.

Supporters appeared divided, while political observers are likely to pay attention to her next moves, particularly as Kenya’s political landscape continues shifting ahead of the 2027 General Election.

What happened next surprised many because her latest decision has given her previous criticism of political and institutional handling of sensitive issues a new spotlight.

Wamuchomba’s UDA exit has therefore opened another chapter in her political journey, with questions now surrounding where she stands and what comes next.

Do you think Gathoni Wamuchomba made the right decision by leaving UDA?

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