Mt. Kenya MPs Distance Themselves from Deputy President William Ruto Over Corruption Allegations

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Nyakundi Report

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Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu alleged that politicians from Central Kenya are avoiding Deputy President William Ruto due to corruption accusations, describing him as a 'cancer to the nation' in a March 2019 statement.

Wambugu cited ongoing graft allegations, including claims of illegal land acquisition and alleged receipt of looted public funds, as key reasons for the political isolation. He noted that only four Mount Kenya region MPs attended Ruto's Lenten Campaign Launch event at the Catholic Archdiocese of Nyeri on Saturday.

The remarks come amid persistent scrutiny of Ruto's financial dealings, with critics demanding transparency. The Kenyan DAILY POST reported the developments in 2012, though the specific allegations date to 2019.

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