Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has stirred fresh political debate after appearing to embrace the popular “skiza ground” slogan during a public address in Kirinyaga County.
The phrase, widely associated with allies of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the DCP political leaning, has in recent months gained traction as a rallying call urging leaders to stay attuned to the concerns of ordinary citizens.
Speaking during the funeral service of the late Kirinyaga Senator, Uhuru surprised many when he echoed the slogan, stating that he too is “listening to the ground.”
His remarks were seen by political observers as a significant gesture that could signal shifting alliances or, at the very least, a softening of political positions within the opposition ranks.
Uhuru emphasized the importance of unity among leaders, particularly those in the opposition, urging them to put aside their differences and focus on the bigger picture ahead of the 2027 General Election.
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He noted that internal wrangles could weaken their chances, calling instead for a collective approach grounded in the needs and voices of the people.
The former Head of State, who has largely maintained a low political profile since leaving office, appeared to take on a more advisory tone, encouraging leaders to prioritize dialogue and inclusivity.
His comments come at a time when the political landscape remains dynamic, with various factions positioning themselves for future contests.
Meanwhile, the association of the “skiza ground” slogan with Gachagua’s political camp has added an extra layer of intrigue to Uhuru’s remarks, fueling speculation about possible political realignments. However, neither Uhuru nor Gachagua directly addressed any form of collaboration.
As the 2027 elections draw closer, Uhuru’s statement underscores the growing importance of grassroots engagement in shaping Kenya’s political direction.
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