United DemocratSpeaking at a funeral last week, Johnson Muthama hinted at the possibility of working with Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka again to consolidate the region’s vote ahead of the 2027 general elections.
He emphasized that this collaboration would enhance their bargaining power when negotiating to form a coalition. Despite this, Muthama clarified that his support for Wiper does not indicate a lack of support for President William Ruto.
He also encouraged the region to rally behind Kalonzo Musyoka’s presidential bid in 2027.
It’s noteworthy that Muthama stepped down as UDA party leader after being appointed to the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC).ic Alliance founding chairman Johnson Muthama has addressed claims that he has re-joined the Wiper Party.
In a statement on Friday, Muthama affirmed his commitment to the ruling party, emphasizing his principled stance and intention to remain with the UDA.
He added that as leaders from Ukambani, they will continue to meet to advocate for the interests of their community, regardless of their political affiliations.
“I understand lies are being peddled that I’ve re-joined Wiper Party but as a principled person, I am in the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) to stay,” he said.
“We will meet to champion unity of the community devoid of political parties.”
His remarks come a few days after he said Ukambani region was given a raw deal by President William Ruto’s government.
“You saw Muthama form the UDA party but today, apart from Kambas who were given messenger jobs, including me, there is no Kamba leader on the cake-sharing table,” he said.
Speaking at a funeral last week, Johnson Muthama hinted at the possibility of working with Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka again to consolidate the region’s vote ahead of the 2027 general elections.
He emphasized that this collaboration would enhance their bargaining power when negotiating to form a coalition. Despite this, Muthama clarified that his support for Wiper does not indicate a lack of support for President William Ruto.
He also encouraged the region to rally behind Kalonzo Musyoka’s presidential bid in 2027. It’s noteworthy that Muthama stepped down as UDA party leader after being appointed to the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC).
