Jubilee Party Leader Fred Matiang’i poses for a selfie with local youth during his morning walk in Kieni East / HANDOUTJubilee Party Leader Fred Matiang’i engaged residents during a morning walk through Randi Village in Gakawa Ward, Kieni East, Nyeri county on Tuesday.

During the walk, he spoke to community members about economic difficulties affecting their families.

In a post shared on X, Matiang’i highlighted his interactions with local residents, noting their concerns regarding current financial challenges and their expectations for political leadership.

“A refreshing morning walk through Randi village, Gakawa ward, Kieni East. I listened to residents speak about the economic hardships facing their families and their hopes for better leadership,” Matiang’i stated.

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He esaid the community expressed a firm desire to participate actively in upcoming decisions at the ballot box.

“Their message was clear: they intend to make their voices heard at the ballot. The people are speaking. We are listening,” he added.

Jubilee Party Leader Fred Matiang’i stops to chat with a local woman along a rural path in Gakawa Ward in Kieni East, Nyeri county / HANDOUT
Jubilee Party Leader Fred Matiang’i converses with a motorist resting on his motorcycle in Kieni East, Nyeri county / HANDOUT
Jubilee Party Leader Fred Matiang’i speaks with an elderly resident holding walking sticks outside a local shop in Randi Village in Kieni East, Nyeri county/ HANDOUT