Concerns are mounting among Wiper Democratic Movement supporters and residents of Mwingi North over the conspicuous silence of area Member of Parliament Hon. Eng. Paul Nzengu Malili as political rivals openly vilify and mock Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka over the state of roads in the constituency.
At a time when Kalonzo Musyoka’s development record is being subjected to sustained political attacks, particularly on infrastructure in Mwingi North, locals are questioning why their MP has not stepped forward to set the record straight and defend his party leader.
Political observers argue that as a senior Wiper elected leader and the sitting MP, Eng. Malili is best placed to articulate the truth about road development challenges in the constituency — including the roles of the national government, budgetary constraints, and historical marginalization of the region.
“When your party leader is being targeted unfairly, you don’t keep quiet. You stand with him and defend his record with facts,” remarked a Wiper supporter in Mwingi town.
Residents note that road infrastructure is a shared responsibility involving multiple state agencies, and blaming Kalonzo Musyoka alone is both misleading and politically convenient for his critics. They insist that Eng. Malili should be at the forefront, countering misinformation and affirming Wiper’s commitment to improving connectivity in Mwingi North.
The silence has fueled speculation within political circles about internal party lethargy and the need for elected leaders to more aggressively defend the Wiper legacy, especially as the 2027 political contest begins to take shape.
As the debate over Mwingi North roads intensifies, pressure continues to pile on Hon. Eng. Paul Nzengu Malili to break his silence and publicly stand up for his party leader — kufa kupona — as expected of a Wiper MP on his home turf.
QUESTIONS RISE OVER ENG. PAUL NZENGU MALILI’S SILENCE AS KALONZO FACES ROAD ATTACKS IN MWINGI NORTH
