Ndindi Nyoro has pulled the curtain back on the internal wars rocking the UDA party. In a candid revelation, he traced the collapse of his relationship with the party leadership to the 2024 Finance Bill, which he termed the "original sin."

"We agreed to protect the small man. Instead, we taxed his avocado and his milk," Nyoro said. He accused a cabal around the President of hijacking the party agenda for personal gain, isolating those who dared to speak truth to power. His narrative frames him as the last defender of the original "Hustler Nation" dream.