Moses Wetang’ula, the National Assembly Speaker, has accused the Opposition of inciting voter anger and tribal animosity as the 2027 General Elections approach. He spoke during a fundraiser at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Njoro, Nakuru County.

• Wetang’ula cautioned that emotional voting could lead to disastrous leadership choices, echoing lessons from the 2007/08 post-election violence.
• He emphasized the need for national unity, urging voters to reject tribal politics and choose leaders based on merit.
• Multiple MPs supported Wetang’ula’s call for peace, highlighting that Njoro still bears scars of past violence.