Addressing political realignments ahead of the 2027 polls, the vocal legislator warned that attempting to market the movement—which he links to retired President Uhuru Kenyatta and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua—within Nyanza is an absolute waste of time.
Kaluma asserted that the local populace owes Uhuru Kenyatta nothing, pointing back to past political dynamics and cautioning voters against falling prey to maneuvers that he claims mirror post-handshake manipulations.
He emphasized that the region will firmly reject any political architecture that risks perpetuating what he described as ongoing economic domination.
His uncompromising remarks have immediately sent shockwaves across opposition networks, triggering a heated debate over loyalty, regional autonomy, and the shifting dynamics of pre-election coalitions.
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