The opposition alliance keeps sabotaging itself as leaders fight over literally everything. Kalonzo Musyoka scrambled to fix a public relations disaster after Rigathi Gachagua allegedly slurred the Somali community. The Wiper boss used a funeral service for MP Wanjiku Muhia’s father to assure everyone that their coalition respects all tribes.
This specific cleanup job became necessary because Gachagua linked Eastleigh commerce to international fraud schemes. He stood at the same podium, claiming critics twisted his words regarding rice imports impacting local farmers. He insisted he never named any specific mall or proprietor while defending his controversial stance.
Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi refused to buy that excuse. The county chief blasted the politician for spreading Somaliphobia and warned Kalonzo that such allies repel voters. These heavyweights constantly argue over strategy despite needing each other for votes in Ukambani and Mt Kenya.
They recently bickered about when to name a presidential contender for the next election. Kalonzo pushed for an early reveal while Gachagua shut that down immediately, claiming it invites government harassment. Nairobi politics also sparked friction when Gachagua bragged that his crew would grab almost every city seat.
He claimed Wiper agreed to step aside for his DCP party in sixteen constituencies. Kalonzo had to publicly trash that idea calling it total propaganda. Their constant bickering suggests unity remains a fantasy for the anti-government coalition.
This specific cleanup job became necessary because Gachagua linked Eastleigh commerce to international fraud schemes. He stood at the same podium, claiming critics twisted his words regarding rice imports impacting local farmers. He insisted he never named any specific mall or proprietor while defending his controversial stance.
Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi refused to buy that excuse. The county chief blasted the politician for spreading Somaliphobia and warned Kalonzo that such allies repel voters. These heavyweights constantly argue over strategy despite needing each other for votes in Ukambani and Mt Kenya.
They recently bickered about when to name a presidential contender for the next election. Kalonzo pushed for an early reveal while Gachagua shut that down immediately, claiming it invites government harassment. Nairobi politics also sparked friction when Gachagua bragged that his crew would grab almost every city seat.
He claimed Wiper agreed to step aside for his DCP party in sixteen constituencies. Kalonzo had to publicly trash that idea calling it total propaganda. Their constant bickering suggests unity remains a fantasy for the anti-government coalition.
