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Nyandarua Senator John Methu Muhia, serving as the Secretary-General of the Democratic Cultural Party (DCP), has made a major announcement.
His announcement comes at a time when the DCP party leader former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is in the United States of America for a consultative tour and engagement with the diaspora.
Posting on social media, Senator Methu confirmed that the DCP tour—dubbed the “Green Wave”—will visit the political home turf of former President Mwai Kibaki.
He lauded the late leader as the nation’s “best ever President,” emphasizing that the party’s upcoming grassroots movement aims to honor Kibaki’s legacy of economic empowerment and institutional development.
Tour Schedule & Key Locations
The day-long sensitization and alignment campaign features three primary public engagements designed to rally local support:
10:00 AM: Devotional opening and community fellowship at Witima ACK Church.
2:00 PM: Major political rally at Othaya Town.
4:00 PM: Regional political gathering at Kiria-ini Town.
Strategic Political Context
The scheduled rallies come at a critical juncture in Kenyan politics, as regional alignments intensify following shifting party dynamics across Mt. Kenya.
With DCP positioning itself as a key defender of regional interests and public accountability, Senator Methu’s outreach in Othaya and Kiria-ini marks an intentional effort to consolidate support among grassroots voters.
Party leaders are expected to address pressing national and local issues, including agricultural performance, rural infrastructure development, and economic relief strategies.
By invoking the heritage of the Kibaki era, the DCP leadership seeks to present a stabilized economic framework to constituents seeking sustainable growth and accountable governance ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
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