Kipipiri Member of Parliament Wanjiku Muhia has been fined KSh 1.5 million by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) for making divisive remarks during a political rally in Ol Kalou, Nyandarua County.

The disciplinary committee found her guilty of inciting violence, intimidation, and hatred, violating Paragraph 6(a) of the Electoral Code of Conduct.Muhia was ordered to pay the fine within 72 hours and deliver a formal public apology at IEBC headquarters.She responded by appealing for public support to cover the penalty, sharing an M-Pesa number for contributions.Muhia framed the support as a reaffirmation of her political standing, emphasizing that registered voters of Ol Kalou will determine her re-election.The ruling followed a disciplinary hearing in absentia after her legal team walked out, objecting to the committee's jurisdiction.IEBC warned of further sanctions if she fails to comply, including disqualification from future elections.The case highlights tensions in Kenya's political landscape and the role of electoral commissions in maintaining campaign integrity.