Opposition leaders accuse government of ignoring public outcry
United opposition leaders accuse the government, accusing President William Ruto’s administration of ignoring public outcry and weaponising state institutions to silence dissent...
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United opposition leaders have accused President William Ruto's administration of ignoring public outcry and weaponizing state institutions to silence dissent, cautioning that this approach is leading the country down a dangerous path. They criticized the government's response to the high cost of living, joblessness, and political tensions.
- Eugene Wamalwa, leader of Democratic Action Party-Kenya (DAP-K), warned that "Pride comes before the fall," suggesting the government's pride in not listening to leaders would lead to its downfall.
- Rigathi Gachagua, leader of Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), accused the UDA party of attempting to impose a candidate in Mbeere North and using police to instill fear.
- The accusations were made during a church service at Kanyuambora ACK Mbeere North on November 16, 2025.
- Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka urged young people to remain vigilant during elections to prevent rigging.
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Opposition Urges Ruto's Administration to Heed Warnings From Clergy and Public - November 2025
United opposition leaders are pressuring President William Ruto's administration, accusing it of ignoring public outcry and weaponizing state institutions to silence dissent. They criticized the government's response to the high cost of living and joblessness. The opposition is also urging the state to heed the counsel and warnings of Kenya's clergy. They have cautioned that ignoring religious leaders could lead the country to deeper political and social turmoil. The leaders warned this approach is leading the country down a dangerous path.
