Former Uhuru Kenyatta communication expert tours White House ahead of Ruto visit
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Pauline Njoroge, a close ally of Former President Uhuru Kenyatta stirs debate over her role in President Ruto state visit in the US
Pauline Njoroge, a close ally of Former President Uhuru Kenyatta stirs debate over her role in President Ruto state visit in the US.
Pauline Njoroge recently stirred debate after allegedly shifting allegiance to President William Ruto and promoting his historic visit to the U.S., sparking questions about the sudden change in her stance
A strong critic of the Kenya Kwanza government, Communication expert and blogger Njoroge, left many speechless after being spotted in William Ruto’s entourage during his state visit.
Pauline Njoroge is a prominent blogger, digital strategist and social media influencer known for her commentary on political, social, and economic issues in Kenya.
Her influence spans various digital platforms, where she engages with a broad audience, offering perspectives that spark discussions and debates.
She has recently stirred debate on social media after allegedly shifting allegiance to President William Ruto.
She has been promoting President Ruto’s historic visit to the U.S., leaving many to question the sudden change in heart.
“Whether in UDA or Azimio, we must always remember that we share the FLAG. Once the Kenyan government crosses the border to engage with other governments out there, we must all join to support it, our local political differences notwithstanding. We resume on that once we get back home. This has always been my conviction,” she defended herself.
Earlier, Njoroge shared stunning photos on her social media accounts displaying her arrival at the White House in Washington, D.C.
In her photo, the president and the rest of his crew are absent as they are still in Atlanta. They are planning to travel to the White House on Wednesday, May 22.
Pauline, seemingly excited, is standing next to a portrait of former U.S. presidents and their first ladies.
The blogger captioned her photo in her social media post, stating that touring the White House had always been her dream.
“Today I have ticked something major off my bucket list. A tour of the White House,” she stated.
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Earlier, Pauline had flown prior to Ruto’s visit, saying she was in the US on a personal sojourn to study history.
However, her initial X post upon arriving in the US before Ruto’s arrival contradicted her earlier stated purpose for being in the US.
The well-known critic of Ruto’s administration appeared to be unusually focused on the president’s visit.
She fervently emphasized the importance of the visit for US-Nairobi relations.
She further expressed optimism about Ruto’s five-day tour, suggesting it could leverage US readiness to partner with Kenya for political and socio-economic benefits.
Njoroge, a close ally of Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has been a long-time critic of Ruto and actively campaigned against him in the hotly contested 2022 presidential election where she supported Azimio leader Raila Odinga.
Despite Odinga’s loss, Pauline maintained her political stand, taking a place in the opposition. She was also appointed Jubilee Party’s Deputy Organising Secretary Pauline Njoroge.
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