Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has dismissed claims that he lent Nyandarua Senator John Methu money to purchase a vehicle offering a different explanation of the funds allegedly linked to the two politicians.
Nyoro rejected the allegations responding with the words “Mlisikia wapi!” as he denied claims that the money was intended to help Methu acquire a car.
According to the account shared by Radio 47 the Kiharu MP maintained that the funds were meant to support campaigns during the Ol Kalou by-election.
The remarks have brought renewed attention to the financial claims involving the two leaders with the purpose of the money emerging as the central issue in the discussion.
Nyoro’s explanation places the funds within the context of electoral activities in Ol Kalou rather than a personal loan for a vehicle.
His denial directly challenges the version of events suggesting that he had financially assisted the Nyandarua senator with a car purchase.
The Ol Kalou by election has attracted political interest, making campaign financing and the relationships between leaders subjects of public discussion.
However, the precise circumstances surrounding the alleged funds, including their amount and the arrangements under which they were provided were not detailed in the information shared.
Neither the denial nor the campaign-funding explanation, on its own establishes the full circumstances behind the claims.
The latest development leaves the focus on Nyoro’s account of the alleged financial arrangement and the distinction he has drawn between campaign support and a personal car loan.
Further clarification from the individuals involved could help establish additional details about the matter.