Moses Kuria faced a challenging day in Nyeri attending the funeral of Wanjigi's father representing Ruto's government alongside other politicians. However, his presence sparked discontent among attendees, who began chanting "Ruto must go" as soon as he took the microphone much to Wanjigi's dismay. Kuria, sensing the hostile atmosphere, abruptly ended his speech and departed, experiencing embarrassment at the event. Wanjigi couldn't help as his security quickly intervened and escorted him out of the event.
The incident underscores ongoing public anger exacerbated by recent controversies such as the finance bill which has fueled widespread discontent across Kenya. Ruto's allies have found themselves caught in the crossfire of public scrutiny following these developments. Wanjigi's father was a prominent figure in Kenyan politics during past decades, adding historical significance to the event and amplifying the repercussions of Kuria's uncomfortable reception.
At this moment, it is very clear that Kenyans are totally done with President Ruto and they just want him out with his colleagues so that they can elect new leaders.