Opposition unity tested as Nyoro, Methu in public spat over alleged Ksh.30M Ruto deal

Cracks within the opposition continue to widen following a public spat between PPK leader Ndindi Nyoro and DCP Secretary General John Methu, raising questions about efforts to forge a united front ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Nyoro, who took his campaign to Kajiado County alongside Jubilee party leader Dr. Fred Matiang’i, dismissed Methu’s claims that he was a mole within the opposition, accusing the Nyandarua Senator of having close links with President William Ruto that could undermine opposition unity.

Nyoro also dismissed claims that he had been recruited to acquire a political vehicle aimed at splitting the Mt, Kenya vote ahead of the 2027 polls.

“Ati anaenda pale anaita viongozi wengine moles, yeye anasema wamepatana na President Ruto ati akampea Ksh.30 million…kwenye mnaonana na Ruto usiku mkae na Ruto kule kule…mtu ile nyumba amelala leo, alinunuliwa na Ruto 2024 nyumba yake alafu unakuja kutu lecture hapa,” said Nyoro.

The Kiharu Member of Parliament dismissed allegations that he was pushed to acquire a political vehicle to divide the Mount Kenya vote in 2027.

Source: Citizen Digital