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Mudavadi acknowledged the growing frustrations among Kenyans, particularly over rising unemployment and economic pressures, but cautioned against escalating tensions on both sides.
In a statement released on Sunday, July 13, 2025, the Commission termed Jehow’s comments as “reckless and unacceptable,” cautioning that such pronouncements threaten the integrity of the democratic process.
The statement, which has since gone viral, has provoked a storm of criticism on social media, with many Kenyans expressing alarm over the apparent disregard for electoral integrity.
Ichung’wah condemned recent protests, accusing opposition leaders of exploiting public demonstrations to cause chaos rather than promote dialogue.
Kigame, who previously vied for the presidency in 2022, intensified his calls for political renewal, urging Kenyans to reject leaders he says are driven by personal gain at the expense of the people.
The two leaders, who spoke during a funeral ceremony in Longisa, Bomet County, applauded Odinga’s recent move to reconcile with President William Ruto, calling it a pivotal gesture in calming political tensions and safeguarding the country’s peace.
Speaking on behalf of the council, Chairman Richard Ngeno cautioned that the ongoing anti-government protests, coupled with inflammatory rhetoric, risk plunging the nation into unrest and deepening its economic challenges.
Kaluma criticized the move as a betrayal of Kenya’s deeply held cultural, religious, and moral beliefs.
Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir confirmed that the government is working on a tight schedule to ensure construction begins before the close of 2025.
Omtatah also raised concerns over the project's funding, pointing to a Sh3.1 billion allocation tucked under “other operating expenses” in the 2024/2025 State House budget.
The two leaders have consistently engaged in worship with congregations across the country, using such platforms to deliver political messages and strengthen ties with communities at the grassroots.
The meeting was co-chaired by Ruto and French President Emmanuel Macron.