Sunday, October 5, 2025 - Kapseret Member of Parliament, Oscar Sudi, has launched a scathing attack on Nyali MP, Mohammed Ali, following his recent meeting with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
In a statement issued on Saturday, October 4th,
Sudi accused Ali of seeking personal gain from the Kenya Kwanza administration,
claiming that the Nyali legislator expected financial favors after the
coalition assumed power.
“The problem with Ali is that he thought forming this Government
meant access to free money.”
“He failed to understand that Government operates through
procedures,” Sudi remarked.
He further questioned Gachagua’s ability to mentor leaders,
saying, “I wonder how Gachagua, who failed to advise himself, can now purport
to mentor Mohammed Ali.”
Sudi’s comments came shortly after Gachagua shared details
of his meeting with Ali on social media, praising the Nyali MP as a promising
leader.
Gachagua commended Ali’s recovery from a knee injury and
described him as one of the young talents he is mentoring.
He also lauded Ali’s vision for mobilizing and uniting the
Coast region, citing longstanding political injustices such as unresolved land
issues.
The meeting reignited political tensions, especially
following Ali’s earlier declaration that no one will stop him from engaging
with Gachagua.
On April 14th, Ali defended his right to meet the
former DP, stating, “There is no one who is going to stop me from having a cup
of tea with him.”
Just days earlier, on April 10th, Ali had
withdrawn from the UDA grassroots elections in Mombasa, citing interference and
manipulation by top party officials.
He accused the UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar of
undermining democratic processes through handpicking candidates, prompting his
team’s exit from the exercise.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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