National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has warned first-time members of parliament against pursuing presidential ambitions. Wetang’ula emphasized Kenya’s political history shows the importance of gaining sufficient political experience before seeking the presidency. He noted Kenyans traditionally trust the presidency to experienced politicians. Wetang’ula dismissed the ambitions of first-time MPs aiming to challenge President William Ruto. The warning comes amid ongoing political tensions ahead of upcoming elections. Wetang’ula urged new MPs to focus on building their political careers before considering higher office. His remarks highlight concerns about the readiness of new politicians for national leadership roles. The statement follows recent discussions on political strategy and candidate selection. Wetang’ula’s comments reflect broader concerns about political stability and governance in Kenya.