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MUNAA HOSTS 3,000 KYANGWITHYA WEST LEADERS AS NZILU SECURES 2027 KITUI CENTRAL MP ENDORSEMENT

Businessman Boniface Mutia has brought together more than 3,000 grassroots leaders from Kyangwithya West in a major political engagement forum held at Utooni, setting the stage for a potentially significant political shift ahead of the 2027 General Election.

In a strong show of political support, the leaders unanimously endorsed Kitui West MCA Hon. Christopher Nzilu Nzioka as their preferred candidate for Kitui Central MP in 2027. They also declared Utooni the headquarters of Kyangwithya West, positioning the area as a central point for grassroots mobilisation, coordination and community leadership.

The meeting also provided an opportunity for grassroots organisation, with village representatives elected from among the participants to strengthen community representation and ensure local voices are heard in decisions affecting the future of Kyangwithya West.

Speaking at the gathering, Mutia revealed that two Kitui gubernatorial aspirants had already approached him, adding that he would also meet other candidates to listen to their plans and leadership agendas. He said he would consult his people before advising them on the most suitable candidate to support for the Kitui governorship in 2027.

On party politics, Mutia urged residents to give all aspirants an opportunity to present their agendas and ultimately elect leaders based on their ability, not party affiliations. He called for an end to political leaders being imposed on communities by powerful political figures, insisting that Kitui needs leaders who genuinely connect with the people and understand their aspirations. He declared that the time had come to liberate the county from ineffective leadership and give residents the freedom to choose leaders of their own choice.

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