Hon. Joab Manyasi Steps Down, Throws Support Behind UDA Candidate in Malava

 

 In a significant political development, Hon. Joab Manyasi has officially stepped down from his bid for the Malava parliamentary seat and pledged his support for the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate, Hon. David Ndakwa. The announcement was made in the presence of His Excellency, Prime Cabinet Secretary Hon. Musalia W. Mudavadi, and a host of local leaders, including Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago.

Speaking at the event, Senator Mandago lauded Hon. Manyasi for his decision, describing it as a demonstration of political maturity and unity. “Hon. Manyasi’s step today is a clear example of putting the interests of the people above personal ambition. It strengthens the UDA and sends a strong message of collaboration and commitment to development,” Senator Mandago said.

The endorsement brings together a vibrant team of supporters who have now pledged their backing for Hon. Ndakwa. This move is seen as a boost for UDA’s momentum in Malava ahead of the upcoming elections.

Later in the day, Senator Mandago, alongside Hon. Farouk Kibet, campaigned in Mukhungula Village, Manda Shivanga Ward. During the visit, they engaged residents in discussions about community needs, including improved infrastructure, education, healthcare services, and youth empowerment initiatives. Local residents expressed optimism over the collaboration among leaders and the promise of development projects under UDA leadership.

Senator Mandago emphasized the importance of unity among political leaders. “When we come together, we can achieve more for our communities. Our focus remains on delivering tangible results and ensuring every resident benefits from sustainable development,” he said.

The day’s events marked a milestone in the Malava political landscape, reflecting a growing trend of collaboration among leaders and renewed commitment to prioritizing the welfare of the people.