Sifuna tells Mudavadi – ‘I will be Kenya’s president before you’
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has challenged Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi over his criticism of emerging political parties, declaring that his movement can capture the presidency in 2027 despite having less than a year to prepare. On Sunday, October 18, 2026, Sifuna dismissed arguments that a relatively new political formation cannot build nationwide support within […]
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has confidently declared that his political movement can secure the presidency in Kenya's upcoming 2027 elections, despite being a relatively new party with less than a year to prepare. This assertion directly challenges Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi, who warned Kenyans against risking the country's leadership with a new political formation.
Sifuna, who leads The Equitable Party (TEP), dismissed Mudavadi's arguments stating that new parties lack the time, experience, wealth, and age to achieve such a feat. He insisted that ordinary citizens can change the country's leadership, rejecting the notion that established politicians hold a monopoly on presidential leadership.
Mudavadi countered Sifuna's claims by questioning the readiness of parties preparing to contest the presidency, warning against the risks of second-guessing national leadership. Both politicians are now engaged in a public debate over the legitimacy of emerging political parties, with Sifuna urging supporters to spread the message of "Linda Mwananchi" throughout Kenya and seeking continued prayers for his movement's success.
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