Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has stated that he will defend his position against any attempts to remove him from office. He made the remarks on Friday in Tharaka Nithi County, where he emphasized his commitment to his role.
Speaking to supporters, Kindiki said he would not surrender his position if faced with efforts to oust him. His comments come amid ongoing political dynamics in Kenya, though no formal removal process has been announced.
Kindiki, who assumed the deputy presidency in October 2024, has been a key figure in President William Ruto's administration. His statement reflects his determination to continue serving in the role.
The political situation in Kenya remains fluid, with various factions within the ruling coalition. Kindiki's remarks are seen as a response to speculation about potential changes in leadership.
