Kenyans have suffered enough under the misuse of power.
I am committed to ending it, so that public office finally serves the people, not the few who abuse it.
#Ukombozi2027
The world feels like it’s trapped in a cycle of chaos. If it’s not wars tearing nations apart, it’s pandemics shaking humanity to its core. Everywhere you look there is fear, conflict, and uncertainty. It makes many of us question the kind of leadership we have today—whether some leaders truly serve the people or whether they are driven by darker interests hidden behind power and influence. In times like these, it’s hard not to feel like there is a shadow hanging over the world.
#loveislandusa
The world feels like it’s trapped in a cycle of chaos. If it’s not wars tearing nations apart, it’s pandemics shaking humanity to its core. Everywhere you look there is fear, conflict, and uncertainty. It makes many of us question the kind of leadership we have today—whether some leaders truly serve the people or whether they are driven by darker interests hidden behind power and influence. In times like these, it’s hard not to feel like there is a shadow hanging over the world.
#loveislandusa
Kenyans are awake now.
This KSh458 million diesel tender for Kenya Power has once again shown how, for many years, the system has been controlled by a few people serving their own interests. Rubis challenged the award, the board made its ruling—but the big question still remains: who has really been benefiting from these deals?
We said it before, and we can say it again—under Uhuru Kenyatta’s leadership, too many decisions seemed to protect personal and political interests instead of putting ordinary Kenyans first. While wananchi were struggling with the high cost of living, others were busy securing deals behind closed doors.
This is not the time for politics as usual. Kenyans want transparency, fairness in public tenders, and leaders who work for the people—not for friends, business networks, or political insiders.
Kenya belongs to wananchi, and wananchi are watching.
The UGM Party has officially advanced its nationwide campaigns with renewed strength, unity, and a clear vision for a better Kenya. We are confident, determined, and fully prepared to earn the trust of Kenyans as we head toward the 2027 General Elections.
Our mission is simple: to build a New Kenya founded on opportunity, justice, accountability, and inclusive development for every citizen. From our towns to our villages, the message is growing stronger every day—Kenyans are ready for positive change and a leadership that listens, serves, and delivers.
Together with the people, we are moving forward with courage and commitment. The future is bright, and victory is possible.
UGM Party — Building a New Kenya for All.
2027 is our time.
Congratulations on an incredible performance! Crossing that finish line with strength, determination, and heart is truly inspiring. Your hard work has paid off—well done! 🏅
#marathondeparis Sabastian Sawe 🔥🔥🔥
Respect for leadership is the backbone of any serious political movement. When a senior figure like Oburu Odinga is publicly dismissed as “mediocre” by a party member such as Edwin Sifuna, it raises serious concerns about discipline, unity, and internal cohesion.
Politics thrives on debate, yes—but it must be guided by decorum and mutual respect. Working together after such remarks, without accountability or reconciliation, risks weakening the party from within and sending the wrong message to supporters.
In yet another clip here, this was you speaking in a church service defending the finance bill 2024.
The fuel prices didn't just skyrocket from bottom up, it began with the finance bill 2024.
Tuko na effidens kwa kalatas!
VAT on FUEL:
2022: 8%
2023: Finance Bill pushed it to 16%
2026: We have reduced VAT to 13%. See? We are cushioning you. Clap for us!
No, please!
#RejectFuelPrices