Didmus Barasa Sparks Debate in Bungoma After Outburst: “Kama Hamnitaki, Pelekeni Mimi Nyumbani”
Kimilili Member of Parliament Hon. Didmus Barasa has left a section of Bungoma County residents talking following explosive remarks delivered during a charged community meeting in Kimilili.
Addressing a packed gathering, an visibly agitated Barasa opened up about the shifting political landscape sweeping across the country. The lawmaker urged constituents to rise above partisan loyalty and focus on leadership capabilities rather than blind political party alignment.
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Barasa challenged the electorate to strictly evaluate elected leaders based on performance and tangible development track records rather than party affiliations.
“Kama hamnitaki, pelekeni mimi nyumbani! (If you don’t want me, send me home!)” — Hon. Didmus Barasa
The lawmaker emphasized that if residents feel he has failed to deliver on his development mandates, they should unseat him without factoring in his working relationship with the ruling Kenya Kwanza administration.
The fiery address sparked mixed reactions across Kimilili and the broader Bungoma region. While a section of supporters applauded his frank stance on accountability, critics questioned the timing of the remarks amid rising political realignments in Western Kenya.
As local political waves continue to reshape conversations ahead of future electoral contests, Barasa’s bold challenge places the responsibility firmly on the voters to prioritize development over political party loyalty.
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