Ole Kenta says Jubilee remains strong, raises questions over Narok road project
The Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel ole kenta has dismissed claims that the Jubilee Party is dead, saying the party remains active and has a national presence. He said Jubilee was committed to bringing Kenyans together and would seek to unite citizens across ethnic, regional and political divides. “Jubilee is not dead as portrayed by some […] The post Ole Kenta says Jubilee remains strong,…
Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta has refuted assertions that the party is defunct, asserting its continued activity and nationwide reach. He emphasized the party's commitment to fostering unity among Kenyans, transcending ethnic, regional, and political divides. Ole Kenta cautioned that the Maa community would not endorse dishonest leaders and that residents are increasingly demanding accountability, integrity, and development from their elected officials.
His statements follow a surge in political activity leading up to the 2027 General Election, as multiple parties and political formations vie for support, particularly within the Maa community and other regions.
Addressing the construction of the Enengetia–Olposimoru road project in Narok County, Ole Kenta pressed the government to clarify why the project, initiated by the previous administration, took years to materialize and why it was presented as a new development by the Kenya Kwanza administration. The 59-kilometre road, slated for launch by President Ruto on August 25, aims to connect several locations and improve the transportation of agricultural produce and trade in the region.
Ole Kenta urged the government to provide a clear timeline for the project's completion, ensuring that it surpasses the launch and delivers tangible benefits to local residents.
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