Youth for Ruto 2027 (YURO) mobilizer Sally Raghet has sent a strong message to KANU chairman Gideon Moi, declaring that she will continue supporting the political leaders of her choice.
Raghet insisted that nobody would stop her from expressing her political opinions or standing with leaders she believes in, making it clear that she would not be swayed by criticism or opposition.
“You can’t stop me,” she warned, reaffirming her determination to stand firm in her political position.
Her remarks come amid growing political activity as leaders and their supporters begin positioning themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election. Raghet, who mobilizes support for President William Ruto through YURO, has made it clear that her political loyalty remains her personal choice.
The statement also comes against the backdrop of controversy surrounding a protest outside The Standard Group headquarters on October 2, 2026. In a report published the following day, The Standard discussed Raghet’s involvement in the demonstration and reported disagreements among some protesters over payments. The newspaper’s coverage drew attention to the mobilisation and its aftermath.
However, Raghet’s latest message centres on her determination to exercise her political freedom and continue supporting the leaders she chooses.
Her warning to Gideon Moi underscores the political differences that may emerge as competing camps seek support ahead of the next election.
As the 2027 race approaches, statements from political mobilizers such as Raghet reflect the determination of supporters to defend their preferred leaders and positions.