Video: More Trouble For Wetangula In Western Region, Unexpected Declaration Made On Their Influence

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Trouble Brews in Western Region as Waluke Turns Heat on Wetang’ula and Mudavadi

Political headwinds appear to be gathering for National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi in their Western Kenya stronghold.

For decades, the duo has enjoyed steady support from the region, making their decisive 2022 move from Raila Odinga’s coalition to President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza alliance a game-changer. However, fresh political turbulence threatens to disrupt their grip ahead of the 2027 General Election.

In a viral video recorded in Sirisia constituency, area Member of Parliament John Waluke made a surprising declaration that directly blames Wetang’ula and Mudavadi for the slow pace of development in Western Kenya.

Waluke argued that despite holding top government positions, the two senior leaders have failed to deliver on economic promises made to the electorate.

Addressing a crowd, Waluke urged residents to confront both leaders directly and hold them accountable for the region’s stagnation.

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He explicitly called on the public to demand the realization of the pre-election 30 percent development allocation agreement promised to Western Kenya under the Kenya Kwanza coalition framework.

According to Waluke, the time has come for the electorate to take a stand and make formal decisions about their political future rather than relying on unfulfilled commitments.

Waluke’s unexpected outburst signals widening fractures within Western Kenya’s leadership caucus. As local grievances over underdevelopment, stalled economic projects, and joblessness mount, Wetang’ula and Mudavadi face growing pressure to demonstrate concrete results to retain their political supremacy in the region.