- On Saturday, November 22, the Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers Musalia Mudavadi strongly criticized the governor of Trans Nzoia, George Natembeya
- Mudavadi explained that Natembeya will regret criticizing Kenya First Alliance leaders by 2027
- Mudavadi was in Malava to campaign for David Ndakwa, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate in the next by-election
Kakamega – Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers Stay Mudavadi has given a strong political warning to the governor of Trans Nzoia, George Natembeya, towards the 2027 General Election.
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Natembeya has been accusing Mudavadi and the Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, of neglecting the Mulembe community.
What did Mudavadi say about Natembeya’s bid for re-election in 2027
However, speaking on Saturday, November 22, Mudavadi promised to deal with Natembeya’s growing political influence in the region.
The Minister of Foreign Security said that Kenya First Alliance will field a strong candidate who will be able to oust Natembeya in the next election.
“People should not think that we are not politicians, and I want to tell you that even the one walking here is called Natembeya. I want to tell him that in 2027 we will stop a very strong candidate Trans Nzoia who will show him the door and bring him home,” said Mudavadi.
Mudavadi warned the governor of Trans Nzoia against what he termed as aggressive political movements, asking him to stop attacking the leaders of the national government.
Will Mudavadi stop the candidate Trans Nzoia?
According to Mudavadi, Natembeya’s political outlook shows that he believes he has already achieved national prominence, yet he is still only serving his first term of elected office.
Mudavadi pointed out that in 2027, Natembeya will remain in tears as the government candidate will emerge as the winner of the governor’s seat.
“He has just completed his first term and he already thinks he is the most famous person in the world. My friend, you will not cross Trans Nzoia. You will be walking here and there in tears because we will bring a candidate who will remove you. We are coming to remove you,” said the Minister.
Myouvadi was speaking during the campaigns of David Ndakwa, the UDA candidate in the November 27 by-election.
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Who attacked George Natembeya?
In other news, the Trans Nzoia governor’s campaign rally in Bungoma broke up suddenly after a suspected gang caused violence.
The governor was in Chwele-Kabuchai ward on Saturday, November 22, where he was canvassing for the DAP-K candidate for the November 27 by-election.
While he was addressing the residents who had gathered in large numbers, a panic suddenly arose when thugs attacked from different directions, and gunshots were heard in the area.
When the residents ran to safety, Natembeya remained standing without showing fear, as if he was not worried about the danger that existed.
Natembeya linked the attack to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, who is from the same area.
According to him, the attack came from Wetang’ula’s house, which is believed to be adjacent to the field where they were holding their meeting and is also close to Kalasinga’s house.
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