His statement quickly attracted widespread attention, with many Kenyans discussing its political and social implications across different platforms.
In his message addressed to Kenyans, Kuria said that "our king" had declared him an outcast from the Kikuyu community.
In his message addressed to Kenyans, Kuria said that "our king" had declared him an outcast from the Kikuyu community.
Although he did not provide further details, the remarks have been widely linked to his ongoing political differences with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the shifting alliances within the region.
According to Kuria, the declaration means he can no longer participate in important community activities.
According to Kuria, the declaration means he can no longer participate in important community activities.
He claimed he would not be able to attend church services, weddings, funerals, traditional ceremonies, or even business meetings within the Kikuyu community. The statement painted a picture of someone who feels isolated because of political disagreements.
Despite the situation, Kuria appealed to Kenyans from other communities to welcome him whenever he visits their regions.
Despite the situation, Kuria appealed to Kenyans from other communities to welcome him whenever he visits their regions.
He said he would appreciate their acceptance and expressed hope that God would bless those who receive him. His message carried a personal tone and suggested that he is looking beyond his traditional political support base.
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