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A tense political moment is unfolding in Bungoma after a fiery warning surfaced, leaving supporters and political observers wondering what could happen if rival camps clash over competing slogans.
The remarks, captured in a widely circulated video, have already stirred debate as political temperatures continue to rise ahead of the 2027 General Election. Read Full Article Here
Waluke was heard warning that if people began shouting “Wantam” during a political gathering in Bungoma, the response would be intense.
His statement has since triggered discussion among supporters and critics, with many interpreting the remarks as a sign of the increasingly heated political environment ahead of the 2027 General Election.
“If I get you shouting Wantam here in Bungoma, you will see fire,” Waluke said, according to the video shared online.
The comments come at a time when political leaders across the country are stepping up their mobilisation efforts and testing their influence in different regions.
Bungoma, being a key political county in western Kenya, is expected to attract significant attention as alliances and rival camps position themselves for the next election.
Waluke has been associated with President Ruto’s political camp, and his latest remarks have added another layer to the growing contest over political support in the region.
The video has sparked reactions online, with some Kenyans debating whether the statement was intended as political rhetoric while others are questioning what exactly he meant by the warning.
With political temperatures continuing to rise, such statements are likely to attract even greater scrutiny.
The question now is whether the remarks will remain a moment of political rhetoric or become part of a larger confrontation between competing political movements in Bungoma.
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