Moses Kuria Hints That Kindiki May Be Dropped As Ruto’s Co-Candidate 2027

• Moses Kuria has warned that there may be victims in the integrated government of President William Ruto towards the 2027 elections
• Kuria said that Deputy President Kithure Kindiki may lose his post to Homa Bay Governor, Gladys Wanga, while Ruto aims to strengthen his support in the Luo Nyanza region.
• He added that the political trend will be greatly affected by the influence of the former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua as well as the ongoing changes to the Constitution

Moses Kuria has pointed out that the integrated government under the President William Ruto may undergo major changes before the 2027 elections.

He said the Deputy President might Kithur Kindiki he was removed from his position by the Governor of Homa Bay, Gladys Wanga, while Ruto sought to strengthen his support in Luo Nyanza.

“It will be noisy, it will be violent. But there will be victims. Will the foundation stand?” asked Kuria during an interview with KTN News on Sunday, December 28.

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Kuria predicted that many communities will want to hold positions in the national government, describing politics as a form of investment.

“Ruto will look to go with the most likely option… He will invest when he sees that he will make a profit,” he added.

Kuria also emphasized that the success of the integrated government will depend heavily on the former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the United Opposition coalition.

“Leaders are divided. There will be many movements in 2026. Everything is in the hands of Gachagua. There are people who will not enjoy an integrated government, but if they look the other way and see Gachagua is the one clapping, then the whole situation changes,” he said.

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The former minister also talked about the ongoing efforts of the Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers, Stay Mudavadito amend the Constitution before the 2027 elections.

Kuria said the changes will benefit all Kenyans regardless of their political positions.

He said he would be very surprised if the opposition opposes the plan, as they did with the BBI Plan.

“Our bargaining power (of the Kikuyus) has been lost. Other parts of the country can stay and form a government without us. And then we still say we don’t want to expand the government at least to protect our interests? I’m really waiting for the opposition to oppose it. It’s going to be a sad day, but I’ll just take my popcorn,” he said.

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Kuria, who says he still does not know his political position in 2027, noted that he has matured politically and has left behind some of his old styles.

He emphasized that he still has an important role in his community and the nation, while ignoring rumors that he wants to run for the governorship of Nairobi.

“Nairobi is a wonderful place. I am mature in age, I cannot do the things that Grandpa Owino can do. What Nairobi should do is tell me what they want. They are the ones who need help,” he said.

Kuria said he will reorganize his Chama Cha Kazi party and set coalition strategies for the 2027 elections.

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