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Moses Kuria uses football metaphors to forecast a major political shakeup ahead of 2027, warning the government that disillusioned voters are ready to demand substitutions.

Never one to shy away from controversy, former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has emerged from the political wilderness with a stark prediction for the 2027 elections, using a vivid football analogy that suggests the current administration’s "strikers" are about to be subbed off.
Speaking at a church service in Kiambu, Kuria likened the current political landscape to a chaotic football match where the fans (voters) are turning against the coach. "When you see the crowd throwing bottles, you know the game has changed," Kuria said, interpreted by analysts as a warning to the Kenya Kwanza administration that their grace period is over.
Kuria’s comments come amid rumors of a looming Cabinet reshuffle and shifting alliances. He predicts a "major fallout" before the next polls, arguing that the current coalition is held together by convenience, not ideology. "There are people sitting on the bench warming up, and they are not wearing yellow jerseys," he hinted, alluding to new political formations.
For the average voter, Kuria’s football metaphors translate to a simple reality: the campaign for 2027 has started in earnest. The cost of living crisis has stripped away patient loyalty. As Kuria puts it, "The referee is checking his watch, and extra time will not save a bad team."
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