Is a female MP turning public office into a private venture?

Corridors of Power understands that multiple complaints have allegedly been filed against her regarding how she manages empowerment funds.

As if hiring her own relatives was not enough, she is now said to be dishing out public funds to ghost groups allegedly linked to her family.

Investigating agencies have received the complaints and hawk-eyed accountability champions are waiting to see if action will be taken.

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SUPPORTERS OF A sitting MP are increasingly puzzled by his shifting political signals, as speculation mounts over his next move ahead of the 2027 election.

The legislator has sent conflicting messages about his political ambitions, leaving the door open to defending his parliamentary seat, while also hinting at a possible bid for governor, either in his rural home county or a major metropolitan county.

 Despite the uncertainty, the MP maintains that his extensive experience qualifies him to serve as a county chief in both urban and rural settings.

Fuelling the speculation further, the MP has been actively attending public functions, including community events and funerals, in both the city and his rural constituency.

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 IT SEEMS THE infighting between two communication officers within a ministry is far from over. The one who has been seemingly bragging being close to the Cabinet secretary nearly triggered a physical brawl at a public event.

 Our mole whispers that tempers flared after the sidelined officer reportedly confronted his colleague, accusing him of sabotage and unprofessionalism.

The matter reportedly got so heated that senior officials had to step in to restore calm.

Insiders say the CS is aware of the simmering tension, but has so far chosen not to intervene, possibly to avoid fuelling claims of favouritism.

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A WOMAN REPRESENTATIVE eyeing the governor’s seat in her county is unhappy with her political party.

During a recent party gathering in the populous county, tensions flared after the party leader publicly asked her to tone down her persistent criticism and attacks on the first-term governor, who also holds a senior position in the party.

It remains to be seen if her stay in the party would last up to 2027.

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