The mother of all battles is expected to erupt in Murang'a county between governor Mwangi wa Iria and his only competitor Moses Mwangi.
KK online has recieved reliable information that Moses has recieved the backing of a cliquè of prominent businesspeople who hail from the county.
It is said the businessmen met in a certain in Nairobi hotel to discuss ways of ousting Wa Iria in August.
According to our sources, over 500 million has been set aside to facilitate Moses' campaigns and ensure he trounces Governor Mwangi wa Iria.
The meeting is also said to have resulted to the formation of a team that was charged with the responsibility of championing his election considering that Moses is not a crowd puller.
The businessmen, who have been previously accused of being behind most of Wa Iria's woes, The flopped impeachment Senate summons Court battles among others are said to be willing to do anything possible to ensure they dethrone Wa Iria.
Some of the traders said to be involved are Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi, Chairman Peter Munga among others.
This plan may boost Moses' ratings in the county and give a stronger chance of fighting Wa Iria by providing the financial muscle and a more elaborate campaign machinery.
It however remains to be seen how the plan will fair against the Jubilee party's zeal to have all its nominees elected, as it is also expected to facilitate a formidable wave that will sway the emotions of all.
Some of things planned to derail Wa Iria's campaign are sponsoring court cases and soiling his public image, in a campaign that will be carried out in all major media houses.
This information reaches us as details emerged of a court case filed by a voter seeking to have Wa Iria barred from vying on grounds of integrity.
If the revelations is something to go by, then it begs the question, If Moses would be Miraculously elected as the next Governor would he be only a ceremonial, Puppet Governor? Time will tell.
Image of James Mwangi, Equity CEO who happens to come from Rwathia, Kangema Constituency of Muranga County.
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