Nominated MP Sabina Chege recently held a rally in Murang’a County, reaching out to local residents just days after casting her vote in support of the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. During the rally, Chege aimed to assess the political sentiments of the region and reassure the community as they transition beyond the divisive impeachment proceedings.
Chege received a notably warm reception as she made two well-attended stopovers in Kandara Constituency. Alongside her engagement efforts, she distributed food supplies to residents, reinforcing her commitment to addressing local needs.
Speaking to the gathered crowd, the lawmaker emphasized the prevailing calm among Mt. Kenya locals, encouraging the region to focus on unity and stability. “I am on the ground, and people are calm. I want to ask the Mt. Kenya people to remain calm,” Chege stated, underscoring the importance of moving forward constructively.
The nominated MP urged fellow leaders representing Mt. Kenya in Parliament and the Senate to adopt a humble approach as the region adapts to the evolving political landscape. Addressing the audience, Chege noted the unique position of Mt. Kenya within national politics, reminding leaders that the region benefits from aligning itself with the current government to ensure its interests are safeguarded.
“We had two sons of the mountain; one served for two years, and another one is hopefully going to serve in the next three years,” she added, highlighting on the Impeached deputy president Rigathi Gachagua and the deputy president elect Kithure Kindiki.
Chege’s message resonated with many attendees who appreciated her calls for unity and cooperation. Her rally reflects a broader effort to stabilize and harmonize Mt. Kenya’s political approach in the wake of recent changes.
By positioning Mt. Kenya as a region that can work alongside national leadership, Chege seeks to foster a collaborative future for her constituents, aiming to ensure the region’s continued representation and influence within government.
Her statements and presence on the ground underscore a larger strategy of reconciliation, aiming to reinforce her message of calm and collective progress across Mt. Kenya.
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