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The ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) is facing fresh political turbulence after two lawmakers, Gatundu South MP Gabriel Kagombe and Lamu Woman Representative Muthoni Marubu Monicah, announced their withdrawal from the party, citing unfulfilled promises, political exclusion and frustrations with the party leadership.
Kagombe, who was elected on a UDA ticket in 2022, said he could no longer continue drumming up support for a government that had failed to deliver key development projects to his constituents.
Speaking during the burial of community leader Phyllis Njoki at Karangi village in Gatundu South on Tuesday, the legislator singled out the stalled Mau Mau roads, saying they had remained an eyesore for more than four years.
“I cannot continue drumming up support for a government that has failed my constituents in terms of development.”
