Opiyo Wandayi Rejects Resignation Calls Over Fuel Saga Investigation - April 2026

Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has denied any involvement in a controversial oil importation deal, asserting he was not consulted on the matter. He has declared he will not resign amidst ongoing discussions regarding his position, insisting the government is not attempting to deceive Kenyans. Parliament, through the Defence and Foreign Relations Committee, is investigating the alarming issue of substandard fuel within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF). Meanwhile, concerns over accountability have been raised after suspects linked to the national fuel saga were freed without charges. Additionally, Kenyans are experiencing growing anxiety as the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is poised to announce new fuel prices amid nationwide fuel shortages and concerns about national reserves.

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