Ruto Allies Sustain Attacks on Uhuru as They Claims Opposition Is Being Funded To Topple Ruto Gov't

Allies of President William Ruto have intensified their political onslaught against former President Uhuru Kenyatta, holding high-decibel political rallies across Kisii and Trans-Nzoia counties to accuse the retired Head of State of funding opposition factions to destabilize the current administration.

Broad-based political leaders within the Kenya Kwanza administration have taken to public platforms across Western regions, insisting that the ongoing opposition mobilization has remained heavily bankrolled by external forces aimed at undercutting government initiatives.

During regional engagements in Kisii, key government figures, including MP Silvanus Osoro and political strategist Farouk Kibet, have directly targeted key opposition leaders like Edwin Sifuna, Kalonzo Musyoka, Fred Matiang'i, and Eugene Wamalwa.

Kibet has challenged Sifuna to present a clear development manifesto rather than relying on financial backing from the retired president.

Meanwhile, local leaders like Nyakundi have asserted that Uhuru has actively misled figures like former CS Fred Matiang'i, using them as political pawns in a broader strategy to challenge President Ruto’s hold on power ahead of the 2027 General Election.WATCH THE VIDEO.

These coordinated attacks have reflected a deliberate push by the ruling coalition to urge opposition figures, particularly those from the Western region and Ukambani, to abandon their alliance with Uhuru and join President Ruto’s broad-based government.

Government defenders have consistently framed the opposition as sponsored operatives whose primary mission has remained focused on creating political friction rather than offering constructive legislative alternatives.

As political temperatures continue to surge, the sustained criticism from Ruto’s allies has underscored how the rivalry between the current administration and the former president has redefined the national political landscape.

By directly addressing regional gatherings in Kisii and Trans-Nzoia, the ruling coalition has signaled its determination to neutralize opposition momentum while consolidating its own grassroots support across crucial electoral territories.

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