Bishop Margaret Wanjiru has announced her candidacy for Nairobi governor in the 2027 general election, running on the Kenya Moja ticket. The preacher and politician made the declaration during a Sunday sermon on September 6, 2026. She emphasized her commitment to restoring dignity, accountability, and opportunities for residents in the capital.
Wanjiru’s campaign promises include improving sanitation and water supply, addressing key urban challenges. Her entry into the race marks a significant step in her political career, blending religious influence with civic leadership. The Kenya Moja ticket represents a coalition of progressive voices aiming to reshape Nairobi’s governance.
The announcement comes amid growing interest in Nairobi’s political landscape. Wanjiru’s dual role as a religious figure and public servant positions her as a unique candidate. Her focus on infrastructure and public services aligns with broader urban development goals. The election is expected to be a key moment in Kenya’s political evolution.
