Speaking candidly, the National Assembly Majority Leader suggested that Uhuru still believes financial muscle can shape Kenya’s political direction, just as he did during the 2022 general election.
According to Ichung’wah, Uhuru comes across as someone who works tirelessly to pull others down in order to preserve his status as the greatest of all time.
He argued that this mindset explains the former president’s continued involvement in behind-the-scenes political games and his perceived attempts to influence current power dynamics.
The remarks reflect growing tension between leaders aligned to President William Ruto’s administration and those associated with Uhuru’s political legacy.
Ichung’wah’s comments signal a clear attempt by the ruling side to challenge Uhuru’s relevance, while also reminding Kenyans that voters, not money or political godfathers, ultimately determine the country’s leadership and future political choices.