Boni Khalwale's Past Statement On Malalah Comes To Haunt Him After Being Fired

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Kakamega County Senator Honorable Boni Khalwale has found himself on the receiving end after Kenyans dug up a past statement he made about former UDA Secretary General Cleophas Wakhungu Malalah one that now appears to mirror his own political woes.

This comes just hours after Khalwale was fired from his position as the Majority Whip in the Senate, a move communicated by Speaker Amason Kingi following a decision by the ruling party’s leadership.

Khalwale’s dismissal was reportedly triggered by his decision to campaign for Seth Panyako in the Malava Constituency by-election, an action viewed as open defiance against the United Democratic Party’s preferred candidate. The party leadership accused him of breaching internal discipline, prompting his immediate removal.

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However, what has caught the attention of many Kenyans is a social media post Khalwale made in 2024, in which he enthusiastically celebrated Malalah’s sacking as UDA Secretary General.

In that post, Khalwale praised the party for taking “the right disciplinary action” and insisted that leaders who go against party directives must face consequences.

Netizens quickly revived the quote, noting the irony that Khalwale is now facing the very fate he previously applauded for someone else. Many online users argued that the resurfaced post serves as a reminder of how unpredictable and unforgiving politics can be.

Others stated that leaders should remain cautious and humble, especially when commenting on the political downfall of their colleagues.

The incident has sparked lively debate about loyalty, consistency, and the delicate balance required to survive within party politics. Political analysts say the episode underscores the increasing tension within UDA as it prepares for upcoming political battles.

For now, Khalwale’s own words have returned to haunt him, putting his political judgment under public scrutiny at a time when he needs support the most.