He stated that the country must confront these revelations with seriousness, warning that the future political climate may shift dramatically.
He argued that Matiang’i’s previous actions already demonstrate the kind of governance Kenyans should expect if he rises to power.
Njohi pointed to the dramatic revocation of Miguna Miguna’s citizenship as a key example of what he described as Matiang’i’s uncompromising approach to authority.
He warned that Matiang’i’s 2027 strategy could involve heightened control over political opponents and reduced tolerance for dissenting voices.
According to him, those who openly criticise Matiang’i might face intimidation or be forced to seek safety outside the country.
He claimed that this pattern resembles past state tactics that aggressively silenced opposition groups.
Njohi insisted that Kenyans must not overlook these signs, noting that the consequences could be severe for democratic freedoms.
He further stated that Matiang’i’s supporters are attempting to downplay these concerns to protect his political ambitions.
Njohi urged the public to scrutinise every candidate thoroughly instead of relying on reputation or political hype.
He emphasised that the upcoming election will determine whether Kenya moves forward with openness or retreats into fear-driven politics.
Njohi argued that citizens must remain alert to leadership styles that threaten political space.
He concluded by urging Kenyans to reflect carefully on these revelations as the 2027 race intensifies.
Njohi maintained that the country’s stability depends on choosing leaders who respect dissent and protect democratic rights.
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