Gachagua Calls for Scrapping of G-2-G Fuel Deal, NSSF and Housing Levies

The United Opposition has called for a special sitting of the National Assembly to, among other demands, outlaw the controversial G-to-G fuel deal, while accusing William Ruto of benefiting from the latest fuel price increase.

Addressing the press in Karen, Nairobi on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, opposition leaders, in a statement read by Rigathi Gachagua, also demanded the resignation of Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi and Trade CS Lee Kinyanjui.

Gachagua said the opposition had received what he described as intelligence from Kenyans regarding the fuel importation arrangement that came under scrutiny during the Easter holiday period.

He claimed that a decision by former Kenya Pipeline Company Managing Director Joe Sang, officials from the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), and former Petroleum Principal Secretary Liban Mohamed on emergency fuel importation was allegedly overturned.

“The three international companies in the G-to-G deal supply and distribute through six local oil marketing companies, but what was hidden from the public was the real culprits of this scandal. The team leaders are William Ruto, Felix Koskei, CS Opiyo Wandayi and a local company,” Gachagua claimed.

He further alleged that following the latest fuel price adjustments announced on April 14, 2026, the President stands to benefit directly from fuel consumption across the country.

“Following the April 14, 2026 price adjustment, Mr William Ruto will earn a profit of Kenya Shillings five for every litre consumed by the people of Kenya,” Gachagua claimed.

He added that the projected earnings could amount to approximately Ksh2.5 billion from an estimated 500 million litres expected to be supplied for regional consumption.

The opposition insists that the National Assembly should urgently intervene, warning that the current fuel pricing structure raises serious accountability and transparency concerns.