Nyoro addresses possibility of working with Ruto
People’s Party of Kenya leader Ndindi Nyoro has ruled out working with President William Ruto, saying he has not spoken to the President since 2025 and strongly criticising his leadership. Also, Ndindi Nyoro has candidly explained the root cause of his fallout with President William Ruto. Nyoro told a local TV station on Wednesday, September […]
Ndindi Nyoro, leader of Kenya's People's Party, has dismissed the possibility of collaborating with President William Ruto. Nyoro, who has not spoken to Ruto since 2025, strongly criticized Ruto's leadership, citing a number of issues. The root cause of their falling out, according to Nyoro, was his opposition to Ruto. The MP told a local TV station that anyone familiar with Ruto could not support him while professing love for Kenya.
Nyoro also bemoaned the prevalent corruption in the country and called for leaders to concentrate on serving Kenyans rather than amassing wealth. He further expressed concern over the nation's security situation and urged the security agencies to operate autonomously. Nyoro also criticized the government's debt levels, particularly its borrowing for sports infrastructure projects.
He pointed to the Talanta Stadium project, which was financed through funds earmarked for building stadiums over the next 15 years. Nyoro argued that such practices contribute to the heavy debt burden, a factor that dampens enthusiasm for political positions.
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