I will beat Ndathi, Karua in August polls - Waiguru

Kirinyaga Aspiring Governor Anne Waiguru signs the register at the TNA offices in Nairobi on August 26. Photo/ Isabel Wanjui.
Kirinyaga Aspiring Governor Anne Waiguru signs the register at the TNA offices in Nairobi on August 26. Photo/ Isabel Wanjui.

Former Devolution CS Anne Waiguru has said she is optimistic that she will clinch the Kirinyaga governor seat come August 8.

The Jubilee ticket nominee said she will beat her competitors'

hands down.

She will face NARC Kenya leader Martha Karua and the incumbent Joseph Ndathi who is running on an independent

ticket.

Speaking after she was handed the

JP nomination certificate at Sifa garden in Kutus town, Waiguru said she is ready to transform lives.

"Kirinyaga is a Jubilee Zone and those competing with us in those other small parties will be defeated," Waiguru said.

"I ask my competitors to support President Uhuru Kenyatta but wait for 2022 to contest for the governor position."

Waiguru said she will unite all the JP nominees and ensure Jubilee party clinches all the elective seats in Kirinyaga.

JP regional coordinator Hudson Aluvanze asked the nominees to stay united so as to strengthen the Party.

The nominations certificates were handed over to 20 MCAs, three parliamentary nominees, George Kariuki (Ndia), John Wambugu (Kirinyaga central) and Robert Gichimu (Gichugu).

The certificate of Joseph Kabinga will be handed over on Monday as it had not been signed by secretary general Raphael Tuju.

Daniel Karaba the only elected legislature to win the JP primaries in the county was also handed the nomination certificate.

The woman rep aspirant certificate was handed to Wangui Ngirici.

Wangui who is unopposed said she will within the first 100 days, ensure she has a database of all the elderly residents so that they benefit from the government's stipend.

She further said she will ensure the youths and women are economically empowered.

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