RT. Hon. Justin B. Muturi, EGH is positioning himself for Kenya’s top seat in 2027, banking on decades of public service, legal expertise, and a message of national unity.
Under the banner of the Democratic Party of Kenya – Umoja na Haki, Muturi is branding himself as “JB” – a leader with experience across the three arms of government.
A Foundation Built in Public Service.
Muturi’s journey in national leadership spans law, cabinet, and parliament. He served as *Attorney General* and later as *Cabinet Secretary*, where he shaped policy and governance at the highest levels.
His most visible role came between *2013 and 2022* when he served as the *Speaker of the National Assembly*. In that role he earned a reputation for upholding parliamentary procedure, defending devolution, and promoting the rule of law. Supporters describe him as a seasoned statesman who understands how government works from the inside.
*The 2027 Vision: Unity, Justice, and Development*
Muturi’s campaign is anchored on four words: *Umoja, Haki, Uadilifu, Huduma, Maendeleo* – Unity, Justice, Integrity, Service, and Development.
According to the DP, his vision is _“a united, just and prosperous Kenya where every citizen enjoys dignity, opportunity and a high quality of life.”_
His mission is to _“promote unity, uphold justice, strengthen democratic institutions, and drive sustainable development for the wellbeing of all.”_
He presents himself as a visionary leader committed to transforming Kenya through equitable development and good governance, not division.
*Why “Rt.Hon.Justin B.Muturi” for 2027?*
The Democratic Party frames Muturi as the bridge between experience and reform. His background as a lawyer, AG, CS, and Speaker gives him what the party calls a “rich background in public service and governance.”
At the same time, he is pushing a message of community empowerment and creating opportunities for all Kenyans – especially the youth and marginalized groups.
With the 2027 elections approaching, Muturi and the Democratic Party are mobilizing around the idea that Kenya needs steady, experienced hands to steer the country forward.
