- The Mukurweini Member of Parliament accused political leaders of using State House meetings for personal gain
- The Member of Parliament criticized President William Ruto for prioritizing food donation over promised infrastructure projects
- He called for good governance amid allegations of arresting political leadership before the 2027 General Election
Mukurweini Member of Parliament John Kaguchia has claimed that political leaders attend State House meetings to benefit themselves.
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The MP, who changed his position, was a strong supporter of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and attended its meetings regularly.
Why did John Kaguchia spit on William Ruto?
However, while speaking on Citizen TV on Monday, February 16, Kaguchia expressed his opposition to the President’s administration. William Ruto.
“I was supporting William Ruto and his government, but at some point, I realized that we were going the wrong way, and because of that, I decided to take a step back and reflect. So I took a break because what I was following so much was not effective because it was full of lies and deception,” he said, citing the big dam that the president promised to build for the people of Mukuini instead of paying for food.
“Instead of building a dam, he brings food in trucks for the people of Mukurweini,” he added.
The Nyeri Member of Parliament stressed that the president’s response should be directed to the northern counties of Kenya, where drought has taken a major role.
Kaguchia claimed that Ruto is sending food to the constituency for campaigns and bribes and stressed that he will no longer support the administration or the wrong agenda.
“Now I support the cry of the people of Kenya that they want good governance, that when money is collected from taxes, it should be returned to government structures so that they can serve the people instead of being sent to the State House so that people can go and take it when they have the opportunity,” he said.
How much does Ruto pay for State House meetings?
The MP claimed that Ruto pays for all the meetings he calls at the White House, explaining that political leaders benefit greatly.
“For every meeting you attend at the White House, you are paid. When you go to every parliamentary meeting, you get KSh 100,000,” he claimed.
Kaguchia further criticized the alleged arrest of political leadership before the 2027 elections and called on the public to condemn such activities, which he believes violate the constitutional provisions of expression and association.
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