Moses Kuria claims United Opposition leaders are faking disunity, warns Kenyans

Moses Kuria claims United Opposition leaders are faking disunity, warns Kenyans

Former CS Moses Kuria said the opposition’s public feuds involving ex-DP Rigathi Gachagua may be staged and warned Kenyans against believing politicians.

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Former Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has dismissed the ongoing public feuds within the United Opposition as a carefully staged performance, warning Kenyans not to be deceived by the apparent cracks among its leaders.

Posting on X on Wednesday, November 11, Kuria said politicians are skilled at projecting false images and urged the public to remain sceptical.

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The post came days after the coalition descended into an open war of words, with former Interior Cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i accusing ex-deputy president Rigathi Gachagua of calculating ethnic numbers rather than focusing on a coherent political strategy.

Former National Assembly speaker Justin Muturi similarly turned on Gachagua, alleging that the former deputy president was using his influence to bully other leaders within the coalition.

Muturi further claimed that Gachagua was prioritising the recruitment of Members of Parliament, senators, governors, and ward…

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PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Former Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has dismissed the ongoing public feuds within the United Opposition as a carefully staged performance, warning Kenyans not to be deceived by the apparent cracks among its leaders. Former National Assembly speaker Justin Muturi similarly turned on Gachagua, alleging that the former deputy president was using his influence to bully other leaders within the coalition.

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