Senator Tabitha Karanja has weighed in on political dynamics in Nakuru County, offering a candid perspective on ongoing debates about leadership and party loyalty. Speaking to the media, Karanja said she had received advice from local residents to avoid attempting to influence certain political matters.
According to the senator, the people of Nakuru have told her not to interfere in efforts involving President William Ruto, noting that local voices and concerns are best understood by those who live there. “Watu wa Nakuru wameniambia nisijaribu kuwatoa kwa Ruto, hao hawajui Wamunyoro ni kusema nini,” she stated, emphasizing that outsiders should not presume to dictate political outcomes in the county.
Karanja’s remarks reflect a broader trend in Kenyan politics, where local constituents assert their right to shape political decisions without external interference. The senator’s statement also signals her respect for local opinion and the importance of allowing communities to engage directly with national leaders.
As Nakuru’s political landscape continues to evolve, Karanja’s cautionary advice underscores the delicate balance between national political figures and grassroots engagement, highlighting the need for sensitivity, dialogue, and respect for local perspectives.
