Speculations High As UDA MP Allied To Ruto Meets Top Opposition Leaders In Undisclosed Location

Kenya’s political scene is never short of surprises, and the latest twist has left tongues wagging after Nyali MP Mohammed Ali, popularly known as Jicho Pevu, was spotted in a rare meeting with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka.

The move has sparked speculation about shifting alliances, power struggles, and secret deals brewing beneath the surface.
Photos and details of the unexpected gathering were shared online, quickly attracting massive attention and raising eyebrows among both UDA supporters and the opposition.

According to a post seen on Facebook, the three leaders appeared deep in discussion, fueling talk that something bigger could be unfolding behind closed doors. See details here.

Mohammed Ali, a strong ally of President William Ruto, has never shied away from bold political moves, often positioning himself as a fearless defender of the common mwananchi.

His sudden link-up with Kalonzo, a key Broad-Based Government partner, and Gachagua, who has been facing political isolation since falling out with the UDA top brass, signals a possible new chapter in Kenya’s high-stakes succession battles.

The meeting comes at a time when whispers of rifts within UDA continue to grow louder. Gachagua has been steadily working to reclaim his political ground after being edged out of the inner circle, while Kalonzo has been moving tactfully to cement his role as Raila Odinga’s heir in national opposition politics.

Jicho Pevu’s involvement introduces an unexpected element, raising questions about whether he is acting independently or with a hidden blessing from the State House corridors.

Political observers note that such closed-door meetings could be testing grounds for broader coalitions or silent negotiations ahead of 2027.

With all eyes on President Ruto’s strategy and Raila’s delicate balancing act, every move by key players now feels like a chess piece being pushed into place.