Malalah explains why he missed Sifuna’s party launch
Kakamega governor hopeful Cleophas Malalah has explained his absence from Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna’s party launch, saying he was attending the funeral of a close friend in Trans Nzoia County. Malalah dismissed any suggestion that his absence signalled a lack of support for Sifuna’s political ambitions, maintaining that he remained firmly behind the senator’s push […]
Kakamega governor candidate Cleophas Malalah revealed why he did not attend Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna’s party launch, stating he was in Trans Nzoia County for a close friend's funeral. Malalah denied any implication that his absence reflected a lack of support for Sifuna's political aspirations, emphasizing his unwavering backing for the senator's call for new leadership.
Despite his presence at the funeral, Malalah conveyed his thoughts on Sifuna’s candidacy during the event. He maintained confidence in the Linda Mwananchi Movement, viewing the group as political allies he aspired to collaborate with to bolster the burgeoning political faction. Nonetheless, Malalah clarified that he was not committed to a singular political stance or alliance, positioning himself as a flexible politician ready to shift between formations for advancement.
He praised the growing momentum of Linda Mwananchi, expressing his intention to contribute to its strengthening. Regarding Sifuna's possible presidential bid, Malalah endorsed him, asserting Kenya's need for vibrant leadership to usher a generational shift in politics. The senator, according to Malalah, embodies the qualities of a visionary young leader who could harmonize the older political establishment with younger demographics.
"I believe Sifuna possesses the qualities of a good leader for the transition from the old generation to the young generation," Malalah stated.
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