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Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi takes campaigns to villages following party formation

Linda Mwananchi Head of Communications Pauline Njoroge says the decision follows successful tours of major towns across the country, which she claims attracted significant organic public support.

Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi takes campaigns to villages following party formation

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is set to spearhead the next phase of Linda Mwananchi's grassroots mobilization campaign, with the party focusing its efforts on smaller towns, wards, and villages. Linda Mwananchi Head of Communications Pauline Njoroge revealed this shift in strategy, stating that it came after successful tours of major towns across the nation that garnered a considerable amount of organic public support.

Njoroge emphasized the movement's intention to deepen its engagement with communities beyond urban centers, taking its message to the grassroots. "Now with our party in place, we will keep this phase of the campaign exciting and full of energy! See you in the major towns, in your wards and in your villages. Tutawalinda kila mahali mlipo!" she declared, with Sifuna slated to lead the outreach.

The party's aim is to establish a presence in every part of the country, as they continue to hold engagements in major towns while extending their activities to local wards and villages. Njoroge highlighted the importance of connecting with people where they are, highlighting how a young person in Nakuru recognizes Linda, just as an elderly man in Komora village in Turkana should.

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