Kakamega County Senator, Dr. Boni Khalwale, has accused National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi of doing nothing to help the Luhya community.
Speaking on Friday, Khalwale accused Wetang’ula and Mudavadi of not using their positions in the government to help the Western region.
“We fought hard to win the acceptance of President William Ruto by our people while you were whining and dining with the handshakes.
“When you joined us, we happily took a step back for you and Musalia Mudavadi to lead us in this government.
“But alas, none of you has ever pushed for the agenda of Kakamega! Our people are watching,” Khalwale said.
Khalwale joins Trans Nzoia County governor George Natembeya who has been accusing Mudavadi and Wetangula of being useless leaders and blamed them for increased poverty in Luhyaland.
KHALWALE accuses WETANGULA and MUDAVADI of doing nothing to help the Mulembe Nation – They are only interested in their own stomachs.
Exclusive
Exclusive
Fires and Suicides Dominate Headlines in Kenya.
The country is facing a worrying state. Fires continue to ravage schools. Recent incidents occurred in Isiolo and Kilifi South. In Isiolo, a dormitory...
Gachagua Allies Warn Ruto and Criticize Ichung’wah.
The battle for supremacy in Mt Kenya continued to escalate on Friday. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's allies fired back at the 48 rebel MPs....
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Criticizes Mt. Kenya MPs Pledging Allegiance to Kindiki
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and his allies criticized 48 MPs from Mt. Kenya who pledged allegiance to Interior CS Kindiki, likening them to characters...
Ruto’s Plan to Divide Mt Kenya Region.
President William Ruto is strategizing to divide the Mt Kenya region ahead of the 2027 presidential election. Losing this region jeopardizes his bid.
In...
Government Begins Inspection of Schools for Safety Compliance.
The government has announced a countrywide inspection of public and private basic learning institutions to guarantee compliance with safety guidelines.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius...
Latest News