Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has dismissed the entire Kenyan opposition as a "collection of losers," asserting that President William Ruto’s path to a second term is so clear he is essentially running unopposed.

In her trademark unfiltered style, Nyamu took to social media to ridicule the "One Term" chants growing in some quarters. "I laugh when I see people who just joined the opposition loudly pushing the wantam agenda. Who will tell them?" she posted. Her comments cut to the heart of the opposition's current disarray—fragmented, underfunded, and seemingly without a flagbearer capable of matching Ruto’s relentless campaigning.

The "Supreme Court" Taunt

Nyamu did not just predict a win; she predicted the aftermath. "My advice is spare some energy for the Supreme Court ruling tears in September 2027," she mocked, referencing the perennial legal challenges that follow Kenyan elections.

• The Targets: She specifically name-checked Kalonzo Musyoka and Fred Matiang’i, questioning if either has the political muscle to unseat a sitting President.
• The Strategy: By projecting inevitability, Nyamu is playing a psychological game: convincing the electorate that the outcome is already decided.

While critics dismiss her as a provocateur, Nyamu often voices the quiet confidence of the UDA inner circle. For the opposition, her mockery is a challenge: unite and present a credible alternative, or prove her right.