“Ruto Overruns Institutions”: Viral Video by Former Treasury CS Prof. Njuguna Sparks Political Storm

A viral interview featuring former Treasury Cabinet Secretary Professor Njuguna Ndung’u has sent shockwaves across the country, igniting heated national debate as President William Ruto gears up for his 2027 re-election bid.

Speaking in an interview with NTV Kenya, the former Treasury boss dropped explosive revelations regarding the inner workings of the executive, claiming that President Ruto overruns state institutions and forces public officers to act against standard procedures out of fear.

The most severe accusation centered on financial governance. Prof. Ndung’u disclosed that during his tenure at the helm of the National Treasury, he was repeatedly asked to approve illegal and questionable deals.

The former CS maintained that he firmly rejected those proposals, emphasizing that executing such deals would carry moral and legal consequences that would “follow him to the graveyard.”

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The unexpected bombshell from a former top cabinet official comes at a sensitive political moment for the Head of State, who previously enjoyed strong nationwide backing heading into office.

Opposition leaders and political commentators have swiftly seized on the video, framing it as proof of institutional weakness and excessive executive control.

Neither State House nor government spokespersons have issued an official response regarding the former CS’s allegations aired in the video.

However, analysts note that the viral interview marks a critical moment that could influence voter sentiment and shape political narratives as the country moves closer to the 2027 general election.

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