Speaking at a public event, Ndeti expressed deep disappointment in Sudi’s remarks, warning that his words could incite unrest among young people.
She cautioned that such rhetoric was irresponsible and risked destabilizing the nation at a time when leaders should focus on unity and peaceful political engagement.
The comments come amid heightened political activities as various leaders position themselves for the next election cycle.
Sudi, a vocal supporter of the ruling coalition, has been active in grassroots mobilization, which some critics view as overly aggressive.
Ndeti’s reaction reflects growing concerns within certain political circles about the tone and direction of campaigns.
Political observers note that Wavinya Ndeti’s intervention highlights the tensions building within and outside the United Democratic Alliance.
With 2027 approaching, statements that appear to target or mobilize youth are coming under increased scrutiny.
Analysts say such exchanges could influence voter perceptions, especially among younger Kenyans who form a significant portion of the electorate.
As parties and individuals intensify their strategies, calls for responsible political discourse are becoming louder.
Ndeti’s strong message serves as a reminder of the need for leaders to prioritize national stability over short-term political gains.
The developing situation continues to draw attention as more voices weigh in on the conduct expected from public officials in the lead-up to the polls.