Salasya heaps praises on Ndindi Nyoro, declares him fit to be Mt Kenya kingpin
By Charles Ouma, February 25, 2026Mumias East Member of Parliament (MP) Peter Salasya has heaped praises on his Kiharu counterpart, Ndindi Nyoro, stating that the youthful lawmaker has a bright future.
Salasya agreed with Nyoro’s opposition to the government’s Ksh5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund, with the Kiharu MP stating that it will overburden Kenyans with more debts, ten times the amount.
In a statement posted on his X account, Salasya praised his Kiharu counterpart, insisting that political conmanship clothed in fancy terms must be rejected at all costs.
“On this Honourable Ndindi Nyoro, we are together. Now I see the future in you. We must reject the infrastructure fund and this political conmanship,” he asserted.
Salaysa says Nyoro fit to be Moun Kenya kingpin
He added that the MP is now fit to rise to the helm of Mount Kenya politics as the region’s kingpin on account of what he described as Nyoro’s sound leadership.
He also urged all to reject the National Infrastructure Fund as well as the sale of Safaricom and Kenya Pipeline Company shares by the government, insisting that taxpayers will get a raw deal.
“You are now good to be Mt Kenya kingpin, my brother. This is the leadership I wanted from you. We reject the sale of Safaricom sale of kpc and the fake infrastructure fund. Uko top sasa my brother,” he declared.
What Ndindi Nyoro said
In the video shared by Salasya, Nyoro can be heard voicing his opposition to the sale of the shares of the two companies by the government, explaining that Kenyans are being ripped off with the shares going at a loss to the taxpayers.
According to Nyoro, once the shares are sold, the government will use the proceeds as a deposit to acquire more loans, placing the figure at ten times the amount.
“Wakiokota hii pesa ya Kenya Pipeline na ile ingine ya shares za Safaricom inauzwa kwa hasara, waweke pesa katika hiyo fund waitumie kama seed money to borrow ten times that money (The proceeds of the sale of shares of the two companies will be used as seed money to facilitate borrowing of ten times the amount),” he explained.
He cautioned the government against getting into borrowing that will overburden Kenyans just to gain political mileage.
“When you hear government officials saying that they will raise Ksh5Trillion, Kenyans should know that the 5 trillion is not coming from minerals, taxes or anything else. It is an illegal borrowing that the government does,” Nyoro stated.