Editor's Review

Others argued that Moses Kuria was on the chopping board and risked being fired from the Cabinet.

Public Service Moses Kuria has sparked online debate after sharing a cryptic message on Thursday, February 29.

The CS alleged that some internal forces were determined to undermine and sabotage his mandate as the Public Service Cabinet Secretary.

"No amount of internal sabotage will deter me," Moses Kuria wrote attracting over 100 comments in less than 20 minutes after publishing.

The statement left Kenyans guessing what the former Gatundu Member of Parliament was referring to with his statement.

Several social media users alleged that Kuria might have been threatened following his latest resolve to get rid of ghost workers in the public service. They argued that most ghost workers are connected by other powerful individuals who are opposed to the CS plan to launch a nationwide biometric registration.

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File image of Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria speaking on Wednesday, February 28, 2024.

Others argued that Moses Kuria was on the chopping board and risked being fired from the Cabinet.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was dragged into the statement shared by CS Kuria with a section of social media users insinuating that there is a fresh wrangling between the two leaders.

Social media reports also alleged that Moses Kuria was facing the heat following his association with Opposition leader Raila Odinga who is now on good terms with President William Ruto.

However, others noted that Moses Kuria was angling himself to be Ruto's running mate in the upcoming polls.

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Nonetheless, Kenyans online dared Kuria to mention leaders sabotaging him and advised him to evaluate if he was not sabotaging himself.

Kuria was also given the option of resigning instead of lamenting over sabotage.