- Former Interior Minister Fred Matiang’i discusses leadership challenges with Governor Natembeya and opposition leaders
- They shared details of their meeting, including reaffirming their commitment to responsible leadership and cooperation ahead of the 2027 elections.
- The meeting comes amid claims of division in the Opposition Coalition led by former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua
Trans Nzoia – Former Interior Minister Fred Matiang’i has held a consultation meeting with Governor George Natembeya.
On Wednesday, December 17, Matiang’i, accompanied by some opposition leaders, paid a courtesy visit to Natembeya at his office.
Among the leaders who accompanied the former Interior Minister were the head of the Opposition secretariat Mukhisa Kituyi and Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka.
What did Matiang’i, Natembeya talk about?
In a statement, Matiang’i said the meeting reflected on the challenges facing the administration Kenya First and the need for responsible leadership.
They also confirmed their friendship and strong working relationship in the Opposition Coalition before the 2027 General Election.
“We confirmed our friendship and our strong working relationship within the United Opposition as we continue to pursue our vision of restoring good leadership and fixing the problems facing our country. We also reflected on the challenges facing the Kenya First administration and emphasized the need for responsible leadership and good management of our country,” Matiang’i said.
The former powerful minister further disclosed that they discussed with Natembeya the need to work together as opposition leaders to save the country from the President’s rule William Ruto.
“We further emphasized the need to work together as opposition leaders to save our country from the economic chaos it is currently facing. We joined with various leaders from the Trans Nzoia County government, the County Assembly, and also from across the political divide,” he added.
On his part, Natembeya said their discussions centered on a shared vision for a transformed, people-centered Kenya based on good leadership.
“It was a warm and engaging meeting that gave us the opportunity to reconnect and reflect on our time serving together in the Ministry of Home Affairs and the National Administration. Our discussion centered on our shared vision for a transformed, people-centered Kenya based on good leadership, integrity, and service to the people. It was truly inspiring to relive the memories and values that continue to guide our commitment to public service,” Natembeya said.
Are there divisions in the Opposition?
Their meeting comes amid reports of a split in the Opposition Coalition ahead of the 2027 elections.
Recently, Matiang’i and Natembeya have not attended opposition meetings organized by the former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka.
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