Morara Kabeso Breaks Silence, Slams Claims He Is Quitting Politics
A well-known political figure, Morara Kabeso, denied widespread rumors suggesting that he is planning to exit politics, calling the reports “completely false” and “a total misquotation.”
Sharing on his X, a social platform. Kabeso asked about the origin of the story and tweeted disbelief at the reports that have been circulating online.
Me? Quit politics? When did I ever say that? When did that happen? I have been completely misquoted. He wrote.
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He also stated that politics is not just a career choice for him but a deeply rooted part of his identity and upbringing.
According to him, stepping away from politics would amount to leaving a legacy built over generations.”How can I walk away from my heritage?
I was born into a family of politicians. Why would I surrender that legacy?” he added.His statements come during an increasing speculation within the political system about shifting alliances.
Kabeso’s intense denial seems to be an attempt to dispel doubt and emphasize his dedication to getting involved in politics.
Kabeso’s justification is expected to reset the narrative and reassure his supporters that he is still strong in the arena as the political atmosphere continues to heat up ahead of the 2027 elections.
