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Speaking during an interview with Radio Generation, Kioni said his main mission as Secretary General was to revive the party, resolve internal disputes, and ensure it remained active and ready for the future.
Party officials said the changes are part of a broader effort to streamline leadership, draw from seasoned political hands, and close a chapter marked by protracted internal wrangles and legal battles.
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation, Maina said expectations that the opposition should always speak with one voice were unrealistic in a competitive political environment.
Jubilee Party leaders in Nairobi defended former President Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing a government-aligned ODM faction of scapegoating him and denying any role in destabilising other parties ahead of the 2027 polls.
The party emphasized its readiness to work with other like-minded formations to build a strong, united, and people-centered alternative for Kenya.
Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni told Radio Generation that the convention will demonstrate that the party is fully operational and committed to its principles, following a series of internal court battles that had threatened its leadership.
Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation, Kioni emphasized that the party’s position in opposition is a principled stand rooted in its political beliefs.
The context for these allegations stems from statements by Raila in August 2024, when he claimed that Uhuru had encouraged him to assist President Ruto during the climax of Gen Z protests.
History has offered Uhuru Kenyatta the rare opportunity to shape a political institution that generations of Kenyans will identify with.
In a resignation letter to former President Uhuru Kenyatta, Tuju expressed hope to collaborate with him in the future but stated that currently, he cannot contribute further to Jubilee
The planned meeting is set to receive a progress report from the National Executive Committee (NEC), review and shape new party policies, and address other key issues that affect the future of the party.
Currently serving as a senior advisor in President William Ruto’s Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), Kuria suggested a potential political shift back to Jubilee a party he was once affiliated with during its earlier days.