The leader stated that his focus is on consolidating support across Western Kenya describing the region as a critical voting bloc that could shape the outcome of the next General Election.
According to him a united Western Kenya would play a decisive role in determining the country's political direction.
He emphasized that his mission is to strengthen political unity, mobilize grassroots supporters and build a solid regional voting base capable of delivering approximately four million votes.
He argued that political cooperation among leaders from the region would enhance their bargaining power and increase their influence in national politics.
At the same time he commended Senator Edwin Sifuna for taking on the responsibility of expanding the movement at the national level.
He expressed confidence in Sifuna's leadership abilities saying the senator has demonstrated the energy and determination required to connect with supporters across different parts of the country.
The remarks are expected to fuel fresh debate about the opposition's preparations ahead of the 2027 General Election.
They also highlight growing efforts by regional leaders to organize their political bases while supporting leaders viewed as potential presidential contenders.
Political analysts believe Western Kenya will remain one of the most closely watched regions as political alliances continue to evolve.
With early campaigns already taking shape declarations of regional unity and national ambition are becoming more frequent.
Whether these efforts translate into a united political front remains to be seen but the latest statement underscores the importance of regional mobilization as leaders position themselves for the race to State House.
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