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The Narc-Kenya party leader Martha Karua has applauded Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka for expelling Daadab Member of Parliament (MP) Farah Maalim from his party.

In a statement on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, Karua said that the move by Kalonzo was bold and commendable, adding that discipline is the key to any organization.

“Bold and commendable move my brother @skmusyoka discipline is key in any organization and that’s the greatest deficit in Kenya’s leadership today, “Karua wrote via her official X account.

Farah’s expulsion

Addressing the press on Wednesday, Kalonzo announced that the MP had been thrown out of the party following his recent remarks, adding that the vocal lawmaker violated the constitution without revealing the specific sections breached.

“For the avoidance of doubt, honourable Farah Maalim who until now has been Wiper Democratic Party Deputy Leader stands expelled from the Wiper Democratic Movement for violating the constitution and the rights of Kenyans and even abusing Kenyan mothers,” Kalonzo Musyoka announced.

This expulsion comes months after the Wiper Party vowed to take action on the outspoken legislator following his reckless utterances against the anti-government protestors.

Farah’s controversial remarks

The Daadab MP, during a recent political roadside rally, hurled expletives and unprintable adjectives towards the youthful Gen Zs who criticize the government online.

“When you see everything progressing and then some fools say ‘Kasongo Ruto must go.’ To hell with those who say that! Is he sitting in your mother’s or father’s seat? He is sitting in our seat, and we will re-elect him; we will deliver 99 per cent or even 100 per cent. We are saying Ruto will stay until 2032,” Maalim stated, adding unprintable insults directed towards youthful Kenyans.

However, that was not the first time the former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Kenya used reckless utterances when addressing the public, during the anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests, Maalim in an interview in his local dialect vowed to clamp down on the youthful protesters.

Following his sentiments, he was summoned by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) to shed light on his remarks.

Bold and commendable move my brother @skmusyoka discipline is key in any organization and that’s the greatest deficit in Kenya’s leadership today https://t.co/7oVQvjxDE6

— Martha Karua SC (@MarthaKarua) January 15, 2025