James Wanjohi Puts Dignity and Inclusion at the Centre of His Kabete Leadership Agenda

Incoming Kabete MP on the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) ticket, James Wanjohi, has brought together representatives of different economic sectors in the constituency for an initiative aimed at recognising their contribution to the community.

Wanjohi hosted chairpersons representing boda boda operators, casual labourers, market traders, mechanics, beba-beba operators and other community groups, before treating them to a shopping experience in Eastleigh, where they selected clothes and shoes of their choice.

He said the gesture was part of his commitment to restoring dignity, promoting inclusion and ensuring that no section of society feels overlooked.

Wanjohi emphasised that every member of the community deserves recognition, noting that the contribution of ordinary workers and small-scale traders remains important to the social and economic fabric of Kabete.

He said his vision is to build a community anchored on dignity, unity, opportunity and empowerment.

The initiative highlights his stated focus on engaging grassroots groups and recognising the role played by different sectors in the constituency.

Wanjohi reiterated his call for collective participation in shaping the future of Kabete under the rallying message: “Together, let’s make Kabete great again!”