Martha Karua Announces She Has Enough Missiles To Topple Ruto 2027: “I Will Not Be A Co-Candidate Again”

Narc Kenya leader Martha Karua has announced her candidacy for the presidency in the 2027 General Election, and has vowed not to be a running mate again
Karua promised to run for the presidency, describing himself as a fighter for justice and a symbol of opposition against the government's negligence
He criticized the administration of President William Ruto, particularly for failing to deal with kidnappings and extrajudicial killings allegedly linked to security forces.
The veteran politician called for immediate action to end the horrific situation of youth abductions and unlawful deaths.

Kirinyaga – Leader of the Narc Kenya party Martha Karua has announced his intention to run for the presidency in the 2027 General Election.

Narc Kenya party leader Martha Karua said she has no chance of deputizing any other candidate. Photo: Martha Karua.
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During the funeral ceremony in Kiandieri, Kirinyaga County, on Friday, January 10, Karua announced that he had finished running as a running mate.

Christened the iron lady of Kenyan politics, Karua, announced that she will not play second fiddle to any candidate in the next election.

“I want to tell my good former Senator Daniel Karaba that I am not out of any position as a running mate, I will run for the top seat in the next election. I will not be anyone's deputy again. At the right time I will do that. Ask for your votes for the presidency,” he announced while being cheered by the attendees.

What did Karua say about the kidnapping

In his speech, Karua did not hesitate in his criticism of the President's administration William Rutoaccusing it of failing to address important issues affecting Kenyans.

He positioned himself as a symbol of opposition to what he called the government's negligence and disregard for the rule of law.

Karua took special issue with the increasing cases of kidnappings and extrajudicial killings, which he claimed were orchestrated by criminals within the police force.

“This abduction and killing of our youth is now a worrying situation that must be stopped immediately,” Karua said.

Karua noted that the country's youth, who represent its future, have been victims of kidnappings, disappearances, and unlawful deaths, while the criminals appear to be linked to the security institutions tasked with protecting them.