Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has rolled out a nationwide political mobilisation and recruitment of aspirants as he positions himself as a major player in the 2027 matrix.

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After weeks of grassroots activities in his Mt Kenya backyard, Mr Nyoro on Sunday took his anti-Kenya Kwanza messaging to Busia County, where he attended a church service at ACK Esibembe Church before holding a major political rally in Nambale town.

The youthful politician has indicated his plans to visit all parts of the country in mobilising Kenyans to deny President William Ruto a second term in office. In his nationwide tours, Mr Nyoro also seeks to establish grassroots structures for his People’s Party of Kenya (PPK).

The former National Assembly’s Budget and Appropriations Committee chairperson has been receiving defectors and 2027 aspirants to the outfit, with the party offices becoming another centre for high-profile political consultations.

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He has since announced his plans to work with other opposition leaders, including former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Wiper Patriotic Front boss Kalonzo Musyoka and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna in fronting a single presidential candidate to face Dr Ruto.

Mr Nyoro on Sunday rallied the country to shun ethnic mobilisation going into the 2027 polls. He said voters have to pick the right leaders without considering their second names.

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro addresses the media at his office at KICC in Nairobi on June 27, 2026.

He also condemned the rise of political violence in rallies, accusing some politicians of using goons to settle scores. He made the remarks even as the locals asked him to team up with Mr Sifuna for the presidential ticket.

“We have to end the culture of ethnic mobilisation for us to grow as a country,” said Mr Nyoro.

He also explained how the country can realise free day secondary education. In the proposal, the MP said the country needs to create a Sh35 billion kitty to fully fund day secondary education in public schools.

📰 Source: Nation Africa