HE @PR_Diomaye of Senegal became President at 44. 2027 @edwinsifuna will be 45. True the opposition must democratically choose one presidential candidate. But you mean SIFUNA, BABA’s reincarnation, shielded by a BABU Nairobi governor, cannot lift a Sword, Bible & Constitution?
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Kalonzo Musyoka for President. Edwin Sifuna for Deputy President.
That is not just a ticket; it is a political earthquake.
A tested statesman at the top and a fearless new-generation voice as his deputy.
This is the formula that can unite Kenya, mobilise the youth, energise the regions and send William Ruto home very early in the morning.
2027 is about changing the leadership of this country.
#KalonzoSifuna2027
KINORU, MERU TOWN, KENYA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026
The Government has made steady progress towards the implementation of the manifesto on which the current administration was elected into office 4 years ago.
Kenya’s economic recovery is on course. Key indicators namely, the strength of our currency, inflation rate, sovereign rating, foreign exchange reserves and the quantum of our national savings have all taken a positive trajectory.
Major milestones have been achieved in agriculture- with the reduction of fertilizer prices, increased earnings from coffee, tea and milk and lower costs of sexed semen for dairy breeding increasing household incomes.
The education curriculum has been streamlined , 100,000 more teachers employed, enrollment in tertiary institutions doubled, while the university funding model is being fine-tuned to fund all qualifying students.
32 million Kenyans are today covered under Taifa Care- our flagship Universal Health Coverage programme, up from 8 million Kenyans previously covered.
Construction of affordable housing for more dignified homes, putting up of fresh produce markets and student accommodation hostel beds speaks to a transformation of Kenya’s built environment in 4 years.
Electricity supply connections have been extended to 1.4 additional homes, while the NYOTA programme and the overseas and digital job programmes are offering income opportunities to more youth.
After clearing 177 billion shillings of road construction bills that caused the stalling of roads across Kenya from the year 2019, construction of some 6,000 kilometers of roads countrywide has resumed.
Construction of the signature Rironi- Mau Summit Road, a new airport in Nairobi and the extension of the railway line are all underway.
32 new stadiums are being constructed including the iconic Talanta Stadium.
The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) has been set up to focus on construction of water dams, roads and the generation of more energy to power Kenya’s industrialization drive into first world economy status within a generation.
At Kinoru Stadium, Meru Town, gave the progress report of the Government’s development agenda to more than 40,000 grassroots leaders and opinion shapers from the counties of Meru, Tharaka Nithi, Embu, Kitui and Kirinyaga.
In the distinguished presence of Governors Mutuma M’Ethingia (Meru), Muthomi Njuki (Tharaka Nithi), Cecily Mbarire (Embu), Senators Kathuri Murungi (Meru), Mwenda Gataya (Tharaka Nithi), Alexander Mundigi (Embu), MPs Rahim Dawood (Imenti North), Mugambi Rindikiiri (Buuri), Moses Kirima (Imenti Central), Shadrack Mwiti (Imenti South), Dan Kiili (Igembe Central), Julius Taitumu (Igembe North), Mpuru Aburi (Tigania East), Dr. John Mutunga (Tigania West), Dorothy Muthoni (Nominated), George Murugara (Tharaka), Susan Ngugi (Woman Representative, Tharaka Nithi), Muriuki (Mbeere South), Speakers and MCAs.
We have arrived in Oldonyiro, Isiolo County, for a Women Empowerment and Student Associations Funds Drive. Steered by Isiolo Senator Hon. Fatuma Dullo, the initiative is aimed at uplifting women, promoting higher education, and fostering community development.
Wewe Wacha.
Sifuna does not need to be “groomed” for leadership. He is already prepared.
We have spent decades grooming politicians, giving them positions, exposing them to the systema nd teaching them how government works.
And what did we get? Leaders who became experts at enriching themselves, hiding wealth and protecting each other while ordinary Kenyans suffered.
Sifuna is different. He has already demonstrated that he understands public service, politics, accountability and the responsibility that comes with representing people.
What Sifuna needs is not grooming. He needs an opportunity.
We should not wait for him to spend 20 years inside the same political establishment that has failed this country before declaring him “ready.”
We will give him responsibility and let his record speak.
Kenya does not need another politician groomed to master the art of looting.
We need a leader who is already prepared to serve.
For those who are used to bigger projects that we were not privileged to have, please don’t mock us for celebrating progress. Every development matters, especially to the people who have waited for it for years.
How do grown up men and women allow themselves to be paraded in uniforms like children and taken pictures to be used as pawns in political gimmicks everywhere