Sakaja warns against tribal politics, calls for political tolerance ahead of 2027 polls

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has cautioned politicians against using tribalism, violence, and hate to win support ahead of the 2027 General Election, urging Kenyans to judge leaders based on their ideas, track record, and promises. Speaking in Kakamega, Sakaja emphasized that every Kenyan has an equal right to belong to the country and cautioned against political rhetoric that divides citizens along ethnic or regional lines.

He urged politicians to embrace tolerance and allow opponents to campaign and express their views freely, stating that political competition should be centered on ideas rather than intimidation.

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