Musyoka made the remarks amid heightened political activity, including receiving aspirants from across Kenya at Wiper headquarters, signalling party expansion and an inclusive strategy ahead of the next polls.
The seasoned politician rejected offers to join President William Ruto’s government, saying aligning with a waning administration would undermine Wiper’s mission to offer alternative leadership and fulfil public expectations.
He has also criticised the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), alleging bias and vowing to challenge electoral processes perceived as skewed against opposition forces.
Kalonzo’s positioning follows his nomination as Wiper’s 2027 presidential flagbearer, where he launched what he calls a “revolution of hope” to rebuild Kenya’s economy and strengthen governance.
The Wiper leader’s narrative emphasises accountability and service, rejecting privatisation efforts he says threaten national assets, and placing his party as a defender of public interest over political accommodation.
In positioning Wiper as a government‑in‑waiting, Kalonzo appeals to youth and community leaders to rally behind his platform, framing his bid as a collective mission to transform Kenya’s political landscape.
His stance has drawn mixed reactions; some observers applaud the clarity of opposition focus, while critics argue entrenched politics may challenge Wiper’s growth and national acceptance before 2027.