Speaking during a public meeting in Vihiga County, Mudavadi strongly criticized certain politicians, including Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, for spreading propaganda that could cause disunity in the region.
He said some leaders are intentionally creating tension and mistrust to gain political relevance ahead of 2027.
“Wanataka kutoa Waluhya kwa Ruto, lakini mimi nasema hiyo haitatokea. Tumeona maendeleo, barabara zinajengwa, vijana wanapata kazi, na Western haiwezi kujitenga sasa,” Mudavadi stated firmly.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary said that the Western region has made great progress since joining hands with President Ruto under the Kenya Kwanza government.
He warned that abandoning that partnership would take the region backward, especially in terms of development projects and government appointments.
Mudavadi called for unity and political maturity among Western leaders, saying that only through cooperation can the community gain more benefits from the national government.
He also urged politicians to focus on long-term development rather than short-term political games driven by rivalry and jealousy.
He emphasized that loyalty and dialogue are the best tools to ensure peace and growth in the region, cautioning against leaders who use emotions to divide the people.
“Ukiona mtu anapiga siasa ya hasira, ujue hana mipango ya watu wake,” Mudavadi added, warning that divisive politics could leave Western Kenya isolated from key national opportunities.
His remarks come amid growing political tension in Kenya Kwanza, with some Western leaders complaining of unfair power sharing.
However, Mudavadi maintained that the alliance remains strong and committed to delivering for all Kenyans.
He concluded by urging residents to stay united behind the government, promising that their loyalty will not go unrewarded.
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