Activist and 2027 presidential hopeful Boniface Mwangi has launched a blistering attack on the civil service, accusing top government officials of abandoning their constitutional oath to serve the public in favor of blind "sycophancy" to President William Ruto.

In a televised interview that has set social media alight, Mwangi argued that the machinery of the state has been weaponized to serve one man's political survival rather than the nation's interest. His comments come amidst growing criticism of the police and administration officials engaging in partisan politics.

"Laws That Do Not Work"

"This country has laws that do not work," Mwangi declared, visibly agitated. [...](asc_slot://start-slot-3)"We have officials who prioritize political allegiance over national interest. They do not serve you; they serve the President." He cited the recent partisan conduct of the police in Othaya as proof that the "state" has been swallowed by the "regime."

The "Tea and Mandazi" Circus

Mwangi also ridiculed the recent wave of "State House delegations," dismissing them as a waste of taxpayer money designed to buy loyalty with "tea and mandazi."

• The Charge: Mwangi claims these delegations are paid between KSh 20,000 and KSh 50,000 to "sing praises" while the country burns.
• The Challenge: "He [Ruto] should report to work at Harambee House," Mwangi fired. "State House has become a circus."

As Mwangi positions himself for a 2027 run, his rhetoric is clearly tapping into a vein of public frustration with a government seen as increasingly insular and obsessed with its own survival.