Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has revealed that he has kept cash contributions collected from Kenyans during Linda Mwananchi rallies, saying he intends to carry the money to State House if his political ambitions succeed. Speaking during a media interview on Friday, October 9, 2026, Sifuna said he had not spent the Ksh50 notes handed to […]
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has revealed that he has kept cash contributions collected from Kenyans during Linda Mwananchi rallies, with a plan to carry the money to State House if his political ambitions succeed. The senator explained that he has not spent the Ksh50 notes handed to him by supporters, instead preserving them as a personal reminder of the ordinary citizens behind his political journey.
He intends to place the bucket of money on his desk at the State House, symbolizing the connection between his movement and the people who contribute small amounts to support its activities.
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