Video: Ndindi Nyoro Pulls Massive Crowd In His First Rally After Ditching UDA

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Ndindi Nyoro Pulls Massive Crowd In His First Rally After Ditching UDA

Kiharu Member of Parliament Honorable Ndindi Nyoro has drawn a massive crowd in Murang’a County during his first major public appearance since officially severing ties with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).

Addressing thousands of energized supporters at Mukuyu, Murang’a County, the outspoken lawmaker showcased his growing influence after making a high-profile exit from the ruling party.

In a video widely circulating across social media platforms, the bustling trading center of Mukuyu was packed to capacity as local residents gathered to welcome the vibrant politician back to his home turf.

Nyoro recently made headlines across the nation after announcing his departure from UDA, declaring his strategic alignment with the United Opposition.

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During the declaration, he formally unveiled his new political vehicle, the People’s Party of Kenya, framing it as a transformative platform designed to reshape the country’s governance ahead of the 2028 election cycle.

During the Mukuyu rally, Nyoro addressed the crowd with strong calls for political reform. Emphasizing the need for accountable leadership, he insisted that true national liberation requires voters to look beyond populist politics and focus on sustainable economic growth.

“Kenya can only be liberated if citizens make principled choices at the ballot box by electing leaders with real solutions rather than populist narratives,” Nyoro urged the cheered audience. He further pledged to spearhead policies aimed at lowering the cost of living and strengthening local agriculture.

The impressive turnout in Murang’a underscores Nyoro’s firm grip on his grassroots base. As political realignments continue to gather momentum, his transition to the People’s Party of Kenya signals a major shift in the political landscape.

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