Governor Irungu Kang’ata of Murang’a disclosed he was offered the position of Deputy President by senior officials before resigning from the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). The revelation came during an interview with Kameme FM on Monday, November 2, 2026. Kang’ata stated he declined the offer, fearing potential political repercussions. The UDA, a political party in Kenya, has seen internal shifts as Kang’ata steps down. His decision follows a period of political realignment in the country. The offer was part of broader efforts to consolidate power ahead of upcoming elections. Kang’ata’s exit marks a significant moment for the UDA, which has been navigating challenges in recent months. His comments highlight the complexities of political negotiations within Kenya’s political landscape. The UDA remains a key player in national politics, though its influence has been evolving. Kang’ata’s remarks underscore the delicate balance between personal ambition and political strategy in Kenyan politics.