Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Eugene Wamalwa has issued a bold statement targeting political rivals Musalia Mudavadi and Moses Wetangula, signaling his readiness for a direct contest in the 2027 elections. Speaking with confidence, Wamalwa challenged the veteran leaders over what he perceives as hesitancy and fear in political maneuvering.
Wamalwa declared:
“Mimi nataka kuwaambia Mudavadi na Wetangula, kama nyinyi mnaogopa Kasongo msonge kando muondoe jam, Mimi niko tayari kudeal na Kasongo 2027 head on!”
His remarks highlight the growing intra-coalition competition ahead of the next general elections. By openly positioning himself against Kasongo, Wamalwa signals that he is prepared to confront entrenched political figures directly, rather than wait for alliances or compromises.
Political analysts suggest that Wamalwa’s declaration could reshape the dynamics within Kenya Kwanza, as younger leaders increasingly assert themselves against established veterans. Supporters praised his courage and decisiveness, while critics warned that such public confrontations could deepen divisions within the coalition.
Wamalwa’s message makes one thing clear: he is ready to fight for influence and leadership, undeterred by Kenya’s political heavyweights.
