On September 6, the preacher and former MP launched her campaign on the Kenya Moja Movement ticket during a service at Jesus Is Alive Ministries. Her 'Nairobi Mpya' platform promises reliable water, better healthcare and education, job creation, anti-corruption efforts, and improved waste management for a cleaner, greener capital.
Supporters applauded her pledges for inclusive development, road decongestion, and accountable leadership that respects all tribes and religions. With her experience from past roles like the Nairobi Rivers Commission, she joins a crowded field and invites collaboration for change.