Wiper chair Jamleck Kamau dismisses claims of govt deal, backs united opposition
Wiper Party Chairman Jamleck Kamau has dismissed reports that party leader Kalonzo Musyoka is planning to join President William Ruto’s government, terming the claims propaganda aimed at weakening the opposition. Kamau said attempts to link Musyoka to the Kenya Kwanza administration were a sign of panic within government circles as opposition parties intensify efforts to […]
Jamleck Kamau, the Chairman of the Wiper Party, has rejected reports suggesting a government deal may be in place between party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and President William Ruto's administration. Kamau described such claims as propaganda designed to weaken the opposition, asserting that Musyoka's engagement with the government is a strategic move as opposition parties unite ahead of the 2027 General Election.
He clarified that talks with Johnstone Muthama, the Chairperson of the Parliamentary Service Commission, were his own initiative, with both sessions held at different locations. Kamau further revealed that Wiper is in discussions with politicians from the current government, indicating potential future shifts in allegiance. His colleague, Kiema Kilonzo, emphasized the need to unify Kamba leaders first, as part of broader efforts to fortify the opposition coalition for the upcoming polls.
Kamau reiterated Wiper's dedication to the united opposition, dismissing any suggestion of collaboration with the government, and focused on constructing a robust alliance to challenge Ruto in the 2027 presidential election.
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