Tetu MP Wandeto Dismisses Claims That Uhuru is Financing the Opposition Completely
Wandeto spoke during a television interview on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. He backed Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka's calls to leave Uhuru alone.
The real opposition sponsor is all 55 million Kenyans, Wandeto asserted. High taxes, economic hardship and anti-government protests fuel public anger nationally.
Citizens' grievances about government performance drive opposition political activities completely. Uhuru should not be blamed for opposition mobilization occurring nationwide.
Wandeto Urges Opposition Leaders to Project Confidence Ahead of August 2027 Election
Opposition leaders must sell confidence to Kenyans during campaign preparations. Creating doubt among supporters through negative statements damages opposition electoral chances.
Wandeto believes the opposition can win the election in first round. Opposition leaders should refrain from making statements undermining public confidence.
Wandeto repeatedly rejected claims that former President Uhuru backed opposition. The former president should be allowed to remain away from politics.
Kalonzo has also dismissed allegations that Uhuru finances opposition activities. Both leaders have consistently defended the former president's political neutrality.
Opposition Leaders Currently Reorganising Ahead of August Tenth General Election
Opposition parties are preparing strategies for the upcoming 2027 election. The reorganization reflects opposition readiness to challenge President Ruto's administration.
Wandeto said he needed to listen to Kalonzo's remarks again. He wanted to understand the full context of Kalonzo's political position.
Kalonzo Urges Respecting Election Outcomes Whether Ruto Wins or Loses Election
Kalonzo emphasized respecting free and fair election outcomes completely always. Political leaders should accept electoral results including if President Ruto wins.
This democratic stance demonstrates commitment to constitutional governance principles. Kalonzo's position suggests opposition willingness to respect electoral legitimacy nationwide.
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