From Ruto's insider to critic: Inside Ndindi Nyoro's dramatic fall
Ndindi Nyoro was among the youthful faces receiving some of the nationâs highest honours underlining the fact that a new order and new sheriff was in town...
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The article explores the apparent shift in allegiance of Ndindi Nyoro, a politician who was once a close ally of President William Ruto, now seemingly distanced from the Kenyan leader.
- Ndindi Nyoro, a Member of Parliament, received the Chief of the Order of the Burning Spear (CBS) award on Jamhuri Day.
- The article suggests a dramatic fall from being an insider to a critic of President William Ruto.
- This change in perceived loyalty comes just four months after President Ruto secured a significant portion of his votes from the Mount Kenya region.
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