Bishop Wanjiru-led K1 aligns with opposition, invites Sifuna for cooperation
Wanjiru's political repositioning follows her August 13 resignation from the Nairobi Rivers Commission, where she had served as Chairperson.
Nairobi, Kenya - Kenya Moja party leader Bishop Margaret Wanjiru has announced her party's alignment with the opposition, days after she resigned as Chairperson of the Nairobi Rivers Commission. Wanjiru, who made the announcement during a Sunday service at Jesus is Alive Ministries, also invited Senator Edwin Sifuna, who is spearheading the Linda Mwananchi breakaway faction of the ODM, and other political leaders to collaborate with the 'K1' party.
She stated that Nairobi is ready for meaningful change and her decision to contest for the Nairobi Governor position is not driven by personal ambition but by a call to serve. Her political repositioning follows her resignation from the Nairobi Rivers Commission, where she had served as Chairperson for approximately 20 months.
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