The group, aligned to former Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu, expressed concern that many grassroots supporters learned of Matiang’i’s supposed endorsement through informal channels rather than official party communication.
Addressing local leaders during a consultative forum, the aspirants said the development had left confusion among those preparing to contest various seats under the Jubilee banner.
Addressing local leaders during a consultative forum, the aspirants said the development had left confusion among those preparing to contest various seats under the Jubilee banner.
They maintained that while Matiang’i’s record in public service is widely known, the issue at hand is not personality but procedure.
According to the leaders, Jubilee must demonstrate internal accountability if it hopes to rebuild trust after its performance in the 2022 General Election.
They argued that transparent nominations and open competition would energise supporters and attract new entrants as the 2027 race begins to take shape.
The faction is now urging retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, who remains the party leader, to publicly clarify Jubilee’s direction.
They want him to state whether a formal decision has been made on the presidential ticket and outline how the party plans to engage with other opposition outfits.
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Questions have also been raised about possible coalition talks and how any agreements could influence ticket allocation in key counties.
Aspirants fear that uncertainty at the top could trigger internal disputes at the grassroots level if not addressed early.
With political alignments slowly forming ahead of 2027, Jubilee faces mounting pressure to speak with one voice. Whether the leadership offers reassurance or opens the field to competition could shape the party’s stability in the months ahead.
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