By Joshua Otieno | Sunday, February 22, 2026
Kithure Kindiki, speaking at Full Gospel Church, Kanthooki, Evurore in Mbeere North Constituency, called on political leaders to lower the temperature ahead of upcoming by-elections, assuring supporters that Kenya Kwanza remains strategically strong.
“I want to ask all of us, especially the political class, to tone down the fierce political heat. There is no need to worry. We are the masters of this political game. At the right time, I will play our cards properly. I have no record of losing any political contest. We win always, we don’t lose because we know what to do and when to do it,” said Kindiki.
During the Sunday service, Kindiki engaged with the local community, updating them on progress in key development areas, including improvements in roads, fresh produce markets, water reticulation, and last-mile electricity connectivity.
He also appealed to voters to exercise their franchise wisely in next week’s by-elections for the Isiolo South Constituency MP seat and the MCAs for Evurore, Muminji and Kabras West Wards.
The event was attended by prominent leaders including Cabinet Secretary for Special Programmes Geoffrey Ruku, Governor Cecily Mbarire, Senators Alexander Mundigi and Mwenda Gataya, Woman Representatives Njoki Njeru and Susan Ngugi, MPs Leo Wamuthende, Eric Karemba, Gitonga Murugara, over 50 MCAs, and other county leaders.
