Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has called for greater political unity and increased parliamentary representation for the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) in Western Kenya, saying the region has the potential to play a bigger role in national development.
Speaking to congregants at St. Barnabas ACK Church in Sikura, Butula Constituency, Busia County, Mudavadi emphasised the importance of unity and stronger representation in Parliament to advance development priorities and unlock more economic opportunities.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary said Western Kenya had the population, potential and political strength to make a greater contribution to the country’s development agenda.
He also rallied support for President William Ruto’s re-election bid in 2027, urging residents to support increased UDA representation in Parliament.
“Our unity, numbers and collective ambition must translate into greater investment, jobs and lasting prosperity for our people and Kenya as a whole,”he said.
According to Mudavadi, stronger parliamentary representation would enable the region to have a greater voice in national decision-making and discussions on development priorities.
He argued that the region’s unity, population and collective ambition should translate into increased investment, employment opportunities and improved prosperity.
Mudavadi further maintained that Western Kenya could strengthen its contribution to national development by working together and pursuing shared economic and political interests.
His remarks form part of the ongoing political engagements ahead of the 2027 General Election, as leaders continue to mobilise support and discuss their respective regions’ representation in national leadership.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary shared details of the church engagement in a statement posted on his official X account.
