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From Mugithi Star to MP Bid: Samidoh Declares 2027 Parliamentary Race for Ol Joro Orok
Renowned Mugithi musician and former police officer Samidoh has declared his bid to contest for the Ol Joro Orok Parliamentary seat in the 2027 General Election.
Making the announcement through a detailed statement on his Facebook page, the artist outlined a deeply personal history, pointing to his upbringing as an orphan in Ol Joro Orok to highlight his connection to the constituency’s daily struggles.
Reflecting on his career journey—from serving in the Kenya Police Service to achieving international recognition in the music industry—Samidoh emphasized that his decision to enter elective politics stems from a desire to address systemic issues directly through legislative action.
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In his message to the residents of Nyandarua County, the artist framed education and youth empowerment as the primary pillars of his platform.
He pledged to work toward reducing the financial burden of secondary education on parents while expanding practical vocational and technical training opportunities to equip young people with market-relevant skills.
Additionally, he cited the need for infrastructure improvements, economic support for local farmers, and stronger growth channels for small businesses in the region.
Samidoh also referenced his past musical projects, particularly his song “One Term,” noting that his willingness to speak out on accountability and leadership prepared him for a role in constitutional governance.
Positioning himself as a frontrunner in the upcoming race, he called upon local residents, traders, and youth to support his campaign as he seeks to represent Ol Joro Orok in Parliament.
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