MP Kivasu Nzioka calls for voter registration, Backs Kalonzo for Presidency

Mbooni MP Hon. Kivasu Nzioka has called on Kenyans—especially the youth—to acquire National Identification Cards and register as voters ahead of the 2027 General Elections, saying civic participation is critical to shaping the country's future.

Speaking at Uvilani Village in Tulimani Ward during the burial ceremony of the late Teresia Wandii Nyondo, Hon. Kivasu reaffirmed his commitment to transparent, inclusive, and development-focused leadership for the people of Mbooni.

Hon.Kivasu rallied support for Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka, describing him as the most capable leader to rescue the country from its current challenges and lead it toward a more prosperous and just future.

He also assured residents that Mbooni is on a steady path of transformation under his leadership, pledging to continue prioritizing service delivery and good governance.

He was accompanied by First Lady Juliana Kivasu, as they joined family, friends, and the local community in mourning the late Teresia Wandii Nyondo, who was an aunt to one of his staff members, Tobias Muia.

MP Kivasu offered a message of comfort to the bereaved family and encouraged them to find strength and hope in faith.

"May the soul of Mama Teresia Wandii Nyondo rest in eternal peace.TuzidiKujengaMbooniPamoja"