- A vocal Mt. Kenya politician accused President Ruto of using allies to insult Uhuru Kenyatta.
- He singled out Farouk Kibet and a woman close to the Head of State.
- Tensions rose after calls to withdraw benefits from politically active retired presidents.
- The leader warned that continued disrespect toward Uhuru would spark a strong response from the region.
- Uhuru, though quiet since retirement, recently urged young Africans to stand up against bad leadership.
Ruto Accused of Fueling Attacks
While addressing an energetic crowd in Nyeri, a local political leader lashed out at President William Ruto, accusing him of hiding behind his allies to insult former President Uhuru Kenyatta. He directly mentioned Farouk Kibet and a female associate of the president, urging Ruto to speak for himself if he has issues.
Heated Claims Stir Political Waters
This statement follows recent comments from Farouk Kibet, who pushed for retired presidents to lose state benefits if they engage in active politics. His words appeared to be directed at Uhuru, whom he blamed for influencing the opposition from the shadows.
Ichung’wah Joins the Debate
Adding to the tension, Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah slammed the former president, telling him to stay out of government affairs and avoid giving what he called “unnecessary advice.”
A Warning From the Mountain
In response, the Mt. Kenya leader cautioned that if these verbal attacks continue, the community will not sit back. He promised a strong reaction from women, elders, and youth in defense of their own.
Uhuru’s Voice Resurfaces
Despite staying away from the political limelight since handing over power in 2022, Uhuru recently made bold remarks encouraging the youth of Africa to challenge poor leadership and reject foreign control.
As tensions rise in Mt. Kenya’s political arena, all eyes remain on whether President Ruto will calm the storm or let his team continue trading barbs.
