The upcoming tour brings together prominent figures from diverse political backgrounds, signaling significant public engagements in the region.
According to a statement released by Fred Matiang’i, his participation in the Kisii engagements is officially confirmed.
The former Cabinet Secretary expressed keen enthusiasm about connecting directly with local residents and members of the congregation during his scheduled visit to the area.
Matiang’i outlined a specific itinerary that blends religious fellowship with grassroots political mobilization.
He noted that his day will begin with joining worshippers for a service at the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) in Kisii Town, setting a reflective tone before transitioning to larger public forums.
Following the church service, the leaders are slated to hold major public engagements at Capital and Keroka.
These stops are expected to draw substantial crowds as the leaders interact with residents and address pressing national and regional issues affecting ordinary citizens.
In his statement, Matiang’i emphasized the broader purpose behind the collaborative tour, framing it around national cohesion and development.
He remarked that he is looking forward to meaningful conversations as they continue building a shared vision for a stronger, united, and prosperous Kenya.
The convergence of Matiang’i, Karua, Orengo, and Nyoro on a single platform in Kisii has already begun generating widespread interest across the political spectrum.
Observers and citizens alike are closely watching how these engagements unfold and what messages the leaders will deliver to the crowds in Kisii Town, Capital, and Keroka.
These are the leaders who could — and most likely will — join Gachagua's camp before 2027:
1. Uhuru Kenyatta — The Former President, The Kingmaker.
This is the biggest one. The man Gachagua once insulted at Kasarani is now his brother.
Uhuru has already called Gachagua "my brother… Riggy G… from Wamunyoro." He has warned his Jubilee officials: _Stop insulting Gachagua or I will send you packing._ He has told Mt Kenya: _In 2022 you made a mistake, don't repeat it._
Uhuru does not need to be president. He needs revenge, and he needs to protect his legacy, his family, and his Jubilee machine. Gachagua has the ground, Uhuru has the structure, the money, and the national networks. Together, they are unstoppable in Mt Kenya.
The Ichaweri-Wamunyoro handshake is no longer a question of _if_, it is a question of _when_. When Uhuru formally joins Gachagua, Mt Kenya will be sealed.
2. Ndindi Nyoro — Kiharu MP.
Nyoro is the most dangerous man in Mt Kenya politics right now. He left UDA, launched his own People’s Party of Kenya (PPK), but everyone knows his real home is with Gachagua.
Nyoro and Gachagua share the same enemy: the MPs who impeached Gachagua. Nyoro was the UDA budget chairman, he knows where the money went, he knows the lies.
He has been doing the groundwork in Murang'a, Kiharu, and across Mt Kenya West, telling people to "listen to the ground." When he finally declares for DCP, he will bring the youth, the educated voters, and the Murang'a vote bank with him.
3. Kimani Wamatangi — Kiambu Governor.
Wamatangi has already said he will NOT defend his seat on UDA. That was the first divorce.
Kiambu is Gachagua's biggest battleground, and Wamatangi knows he cannot win Kiambu on UDA in 2027. The ground in Kiambu is DCP. If he stays in UDA, he loses. If he joins Gachagua, he survives.
Wamatangi is a quiet operator. He will not shout. He will just appear at Wamunyoro one Sunday, and the next day Kiambu will be DCP territory.
4. Gathoni Wamuchomba — Githunguri MP
Wamuchomba has already done the full circle. She was with Gachagua, fell out, said she would stay in UDA until 2027, then left UDA in October 2026, and now she is asking for a meeting to reconcile with Gachagua.
That is not confusion. That is negotiation. She wants a DCP ticket and protection in Githunguri. Gachagua wants her voice, her women networks, and her Githunguri base.
5. Francis Kimemia — Former Nyandarua Governor
Kimemia has ALREADY joined. The former Jubilee founding member, former Nyandarua Governor for two terms, quit Jubilee and joined DCP in November 2026.
Why does this matter? Because Kimemia was Uhuru's man. He was Jubilee to the core. If Uhuru's own people are leaving Jubilee for DCP, it means Uhuru himself has blessed the move.
Kimemia brings Nyandarua's organised grassroots, elders, and former chiefs. He is the proof that the Uhuru-Gachagua merger is already happening from below.
10. The Jubilee Remnants — Jeremiah Kioni and Fred Matiang'i
Kioni, Uhuru's Jubilee Deputy Party Leader, has already eaten _mbuzi_ with Gachagua and declared: "Wherever we will go, we will go as brothers."
Matiang'i, Uhuru's preferred presidential candidate, has also declared: "I am going to work with Gachagua. Uhuru joined hands with Gachagua, Kalonzo and Martha.
Ruto offers roads and markets. Gachagua offers dignity, One Man One Vote One Shilling, and protection from humiliation.
Mt Kenya leaders have learned the lesson of 2022: Development without respect is slavery. They gave Ruto votes without an agreement, and he impeached their son.
When Uhuru finally stands on the same podium as Gachagua and says "Ruto Must Go," the floodgates will open. Wamatangi, Nyoro, Wamuchomba, and the rest of the fence-sitters will run to Wamunyoro — not because they love Gachagua, but because they love survival.
