Hon. John Kamangu addresses the press alongside Jubilee Party officials and aspirants during a press briefing in Nairobi.
By Maximilla Wafula- Sub Editor, The County Diary News
NAIROBI, KENYA
- The Jubilee Party has unmasked the motives behind recent high-profile exits
from its ranks, exposing that key individuals framing their departure as
political "defections" were actually suspended months ago following
serious extortion and misconduct allegations.
Speaking during a joint press briefing at Daraja
House, Hon. John Kamangu led a delegation of party aspirants including Hon.
Njuguna Mwangi and Hon. Kiminda Muchiri to address the media and set the record
straight on the party's official position.
The party revealed that it had received grave
complaints regarding suspended officials soliciting money from political
aspirants, alongside persistent interference with internal democratic
structures. Jubilee leadership stressed that its disciplinary actions were
mandatory to safeguard candidate integrity, clarifying that the formal exits
are merely the culmination of long-standing insubordination by individuals who
used the Jubilee ticket purely for personal political ambition.
"Those who have chosen to pursue other
political formations are free to do so, but they should not create the
impression that their departure represents the departure of Jubilee members,
supporters, or the Nairobi electorate," the party declared.
Refusing to be drawn into endless political
theatrics or social media debates, Jubilee announced a complete shift in focus
toward grassroots restructuring across Nairobi's wards, constituencies, and
county branches. The leaders emphasized that the 2027 General Election will be
won by disciplined organizations present in every community, addressing real
socio-economic issues like high living costs, youth unemployment, housing,
security, and urban transport.
Welcoming new members, women, youth, and
entrepreneurs, Jubilee reaffirmed its commitment to offering Nairobi residents
a accountable, service-driven alternative built on principles rather than
personalities.
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