09/08/2026
Moses Kuria: Edwin Sifuna is being fattened for slaughter. Can I explain to you?
Tomorrow is the 10th of August, and the election is going to be on the 10th of August. So, tomorrow will be exactly one year to the election.
Look at the people in his team in terms of their ability to sustain a presidential campaign. With all due respect, I don't think the person who is going to come up with a strategy to win the whole country is Boni Khalwale.
You know what they say: show me your friends, and I'll tell you who you are. So, I look at my brother, my younger brother Sifuna, and I ask myself, is this really a formation capable of winning the presidency?
My friend, I have been here since 1992 with Matiba, in 1997 with Kibaki, in 2002 with Kibaki, in 2007 with Kibaki, in 2013 with Uhuru, in 2017 with Uhuru, and in 2022. Surely, after all those presidential elections, I must know something. I know how presidential elections are won.
The way to win the presidency is not what I see happening around Sifuna. All the excitement and razzmatazz notwithstanding, that's not the way. That's number one.
Number two, some good folks are making it difficult to be Edwin Sifuna right now. It is difficult and painful. I would refuse an invitation to be Sifuna because it's not a very good place to be.
Let me explain what is happening. Some people are going to Sifuna and, like in the mythology of the Greek gods, lifting him up and telling him, "Now you are also a god. You can also fly."
That's exactly what they are doing to Edwin Watenya Sifuna. They are telling him, "Now you are up there. Like the Greek gods, you are also a god. You can fly by yourself."
They are putting this idea into the minds of both Sifuna and the Mulembe Nation that Sifuna cannot play second fiddle to anyone.
Meanwhile, take this to the bank.
The one thing that Uhuru Kenyatta and Rigathi Gachagua agree on, despite disagreeing on many other things, is who their candidate is.