Nyoro Hits Back at Gachagua’s Camp Over Claims He Is Working With Ruto’s Government

The political supremacy battle in the Mount Kenya region has reached a boiling point following a fierce public outburst by Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro. Addressing journalists at the People’s Party of Kenya offices in Nairobi, the furious lawmaker directly dared former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

The lawmaker warned the former second-in-command to stop using political proxies and local vernacular radio stations to assassinate his character. He made it explicitly clear that he would no longer tolerate systematic efforts to label him an undercover government saboteur within the opposition framework.

The prominent legislator firmly stated that he still maintains professional courtesy and personal respect for Gachagua’s senior standing in regional affairs. However, he emphasized that this respect should never be mistaken for political weakness or submissiveness under coercive pressure.

He declared that the ongoing propaganda campaign designed to project him as a state actor is entirely a waste of time. The Kiharu representative vowed to remain steadfast in his current trajectory and refused to succumb to any form of intimidation.

This public confrontation marks a complete collapse of what was once a highly formidable political partnership in Central Kenya. The fallout intensified after Ndindi Nyoro exited the United Democratic Alliance to take full leadership of the People’s Party of Kenya.

Gachagua’s camp immediately viewed this tactical party rebranding as a coordinated strategy to fracture the region’s voting block. Proponents of the Democratic Christian Party launched aggressive public broadsides, accusing Nyoro of receiving substantial financial incentives from the state house to destabilise regional unity.

In a sharp rejoinder, Ndindi Nyoro dismissed the entire mole narrative as a juvenile political gimmick invented by desperate politicians. He challenged his accusers to face him directly on development records and performance metrics rather than hiding behind unverified propaganda.

The lawmaker noted that his stellar development record in Kiharu Constituency remains completely unmatched across the entire country. He reiterated that his primary allegiance belongs strictly to the ordinary citizens of Kenya who are demanding visible economic transformation.

The lawmaker also used the platform to debunk trending social media allegations regarding his past legislative actions and voting history. He explained that his previous absence during critical parliamentary sessions was dictated by pure strategy rather than political cowardice.

He reminded the public that he openly refused to participate in or support the controversial impeachment of Gachagua last year. By rejecting state-sponsored rewards to lead the impeachment crusade, Nyoro argued that he proved his political integrity beyond any reasonable doubt.

The escalating war of words reveals deep-seated anxieties as both factions aggressively position themselves ahead of the high-stakes 2027 general elections. Political analysts observe that the fight for the soul of the Mount Kenya vote pool will likely intensify as the two leaders expand their networks.

By establishing independent political vehicles, both Nyoro and Gachagua are preparing for a protracted battle for executive survival. Ultimately, Nyoro’s refusal to be intimidated signals a new era of fragmented regional leadership where traditional hierarchies are openly challenged.

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