Bishop Margaret Wanjiru has officially launched her bid for the Nairobi governor position in the 2027 general election. Speaking on K24 TV on September 7, 2026, she outlined her vision for the city, emphasizing cleanliness, organization, and functionality. Wanjiru, a politician and preacher, aims to create an environment where residents can work, live, and thrive.
She is running on the Kenya Moja ticket, a coalition focused on community-driven development. Her campaign promises to improve sanitation and water supply, addressing key urban challenges. Wanjiru has positioned her campaign around the concept of “Nairobi mpya,” or a new Nairobi, reflecting her desire for transformation and progress.
The election is expected to be a significant political event in Kenya, with Wanjiru’s candidacy highlighting growing interest in local governance and urban development. Her campaign will likely focus on community engagement and practical solutions to city-wide issues.
Wanjiru’s entry into the race underscores the evolving political landscape in Nairobi, where local leaders are increasingly shaping the city’s future. Her campaign will be closely watched as it unfolds in the months leading up to the 2027 election.
