A video has resurfaced showing Kimani Ichung’wah making a bold statement at a public event, telling then-President Uhuru Kenyatta that he did not fear him. The video has gained renewed attention following similar remarks made by political analyst Methu, who recently declared that he, too, does not fear President William Ruto.
In the video, Ichung’wah, who was a Member of Parliament at the time, appeared unshaken as he addressed the crowd and directly told the president that he would not be intimidated. The remarks were controversial at the time and have now resurfaced as Methu made similar statements about Ruto, raising questions about the political climate and tensions between key figures.
The resurfacing of Ichung’wah’s remarks has sparked a wave of reactions online, with supporters and critics of both leaders weighing in on the issue. Some believe the bold statements are a sign of a shifting power dynamic in Kenyan politics, while others argue they could fuel further divisions.
As the situation continues to unfold, many are watching closely to see how these confrontations will shape the political landscape leading up to the 2027 elections.