Wiper has dismissed the possibility of a political deal with President William Ruto’s administration ahead of the 2027 General Election, insisting the party will chart its own course.In a statement signed by spokesperson Ndegwa Njiru, Wiper rejected reports of an arrangement with the government and said it would remain guided by its independent principles.Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka said calls for infrastructure development in opposition-held areas were not requests for political favors, but demands for services funded by taxpayers.Wiper says it will meet its political rivals at the ballot box on August 10, 2027.