Speaking during a joint media briefing in Ukambani on Tuesday, Kalonzo Musyoka, flanked by a high-profile delegation of opposition figures, claimed that several critical infrastructure and social development projects have stalled under the current regime.
Those present included former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, Justin Muturi, and Eugene Wamalwa, among others.
He observes protocol and shows respect when the President visits his county, but once the cameras are switched off, he reverts to his true nature as a fierce challenger of the existing order.
That is why Ruto should be wary of him because Orengo has the ability to completely reshape the political landscape by raising national concerns.”
Manyora’s comments come shortly after President Ruto’s important development tour of the Nyanza region, which included a visit to Siaya County on March 24, 2026.
During the event, Ruto and Governor Orengo publicly agreed to put aside their political differences and concentrate on delivering services to Kenyans.
“We have agreed with James Orengo to work for Kenyans,” Ruto stated. “‘Wantam’ or ‘tutam’ will be decided by Kenyans, but for now, let us work together.”
Orengo, in response, welcomed the President and stressed the importance of joint efforts on infrastructure and economic development.
However, Prof. Manyora believes the apparent truce is only temporary and strategic. He argues that beneath the friendly gestures, Orengo continues to operate as a shrewd tactician who has repeatedly positioned himself as a strong critic within the opposition.
The Siaya Governor has in the past used harsh language against Ruto’s government, including accusations of “kleptomania” and doubts about the President’s suitability for office, while maintaining strong ties to ODM structures amid ongoing speculation about possible political shifts.
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