Just Hours After Ruto Leaves Kiminini, Natembeya Storms the Area With This Major Announcement

Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has attracted attention after visiting Kiminini town moments after President William Ruto left the area, delivering a message that appeared to address concerns about fairness and equal treatment.

Natembeya, who has been vocal about regional development and political representation, reportedly addressed residents with the words, “Hatutaki Mapendeleo,” meaning “We do not want favouritism.”

His remarks come amid growing political activity across the country as leaders position themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The governor has consistently called for equitable distribution of national resources, arguing that every region deserves fair treatment regardless of its political affiliation.

His latest appearance in Kiminini is likely to generate discussion, particularly given the timing of his visit shortly after Ruto’s departure from the area.

President Ruto has been touring different parts of the country to inspect development projects, meet residents and promote his administration’s agenda.

However, political leaders from various regions have continued to raise questions about development priorities, government appointments and the distribution of resources.

Natembeya’s statement could therefore resonate with residents who want their concerns addressed by both county and national leaders.

The governor has also been positioning himself as an influential voice in Western Kenya politics, where questions about regional interests and political alliances are increasingly shaping public debate.

His movements and public statements are attracting attention as political leaders begin preparing for the next election cycle.

The timing of the Kiminini visit is particularly notable, although the exact circumstances surrounding the governor’s appearance and the intended target of his remarks remain unclear.

The phrase “Hatutaki Mapendeleo” could become a rallying message among residents demanding equal opportunities and fair treatment in development matters.

The incident has sparked interest on social media, with Kenyans expected to debate the governor’s message and its political implications.

A Facebook post highlighting Natembeya’s appearance in Kiminini has drawn attention to the incident, placing his remarks alongside the president’s recent visit to the area.

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