In a statement on his X account, Mosiria said he accompanied Matiang'i to Karen to convey their heartfelt condolences to Gachagua following the painful loss of his beloved sister. He prayed that God grants the family strength, comfort and peace, and that her soul rests in eternal peace.
Beyond the condolences, Mosiria said the leaders used the opportunity to talk about the need to unite, strengthen their resolve and work together towards reclaiming the country and restoring Nairobi City County. He described the county as sinking under the weight of the current leadership, which he called a failed administration plagued by cartels, goons and extortionists.
Mosiria said Gachagua encouraged him to continue bringing energy, fresh ideas and commitment to his bid for the Nairobi governorship. The aspirant said he is committed to working closely with Gachagua, Matiang'i, Wiper leader Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna towards a shared vision of reclaiming the country and restoring effective leadership in the capital.
He said that if the leaders remain united, they will move forward with a shared purpose, a common vision and a commitment to the people.
The visit brings together several of the most prominent names in the opposition at a time when talk of a united front against President William Ruto is gathering pace. Mosiria's mention of Sifuna, Kalonzo, Matiang'i and Gachagua in one statement signals that he wants to be seen as part of that broader camp as he positions himself for the Nairobi seat in the 2027 General Election.
His criticism of the current administration in Nairobi is also likely to shape the race for the city's top seat, which is expected to be one of the most competitive in the country. The statement did not say when the sister died, where burial arrangements will be held, or whether any formal political arrangement was agreed during the meeting.
Link; https://x.com/HonMosiria/status/2120545360229630092/video/1?a=sjJfP6f9D52gDVmeg9c&s=19
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