Mathioya MP Dr Edwin Mugo
By: Edwin Mugo
Politics is about chance. With just exactly three years nine months to the general elections, below is a candid speculation of how politics is likely to play out especially in the Mt. Kenya region.
Here is the expected line up:
“President Dr William Ruto will make a comeback but he will drop his current deputy Rigathi Gachagua and opt for the sharp, eloquent, youthful and visionary Ndindi Nyoro who is the Kiharu MP.
It is believed that Muranga politics will have a change of guard in the seat of the Governor who will be none other than the current Mathioya MP Dr. Edwin Mugo who will be deputized by Waithera Muitherania, sending the incumbent Irungu Kang’ata home instantly.
The senator will be none other than Senator Veronica Maina, currently serving as a nominated Senator after serving satisfactorily as UDA secretary general
Wakili Edward Muriu from Gatanga will lose the seat to uncle Sam Waweru, Kandara Chege Njuguna will loose the sit to Njau wa Mbuchu, Kangema MP Peter Kihungi will lose to current Kanyenyaini MCA Grace’city’ Nduta, Mathioya MP will be Charles Muchiri (Mwafrika) close aid to current MP, Maragua MP Mary Wamaua who has been there for two terms come 2027 Elizabeth ‘Warisper’ will dust her.,
Kigumo MP Joseph Munyoro will lose the seat to former legislator Ruth Mwaniki …and Kiharu the best suited MP to replace Ndindi Nyoro will be Richard Maina who is personal assistant to Ndindi Nyoro
Thanks u later.
The writer Dr. Edwin Mugo is thecurrent Maithioya MP
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Mt. Kenya Times’ editorial stance.
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