A group of senators allied to the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) turned heads at Parliament Grounds after appearing in matching green blazers in what many observers interpreted as a bold display of political unity following the recent Ol Kalou by-election.

The coordinated appearance quickly attracted attention on social media, with Kenyans dubbing the lawmakers the "Men in Green" as photos of the leaders circulated widely online.

The senators who donned the matching green attire were Karungo wa Thang'wa (Kiambu), John Methu (Nyandarua), Joe Nyutu (Murang'a), John Kinyua (Laikipia), Samuel Seki (Kajiado) and Kamau Murango (Kirinyaga).

Their coordinated outfit comes just days after the closely watched Ol Kalou by-election, a contest that has intensified political realignments and energized leaders associated with the DCP.

Political analysts say the choice of green blazers was more than a fashion statement, describing it as a symbolic show of solidarity and an effort to strengthen the party's identity as it seeks to expand its influence ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The senators appeared relaxed as they interacted with colleagues and posed for photographs within the Parliament precincts, drawing curiosity from fellow legislators and visitors alike.

The public display has fueled speculation about the party's next political moves, with supporters praising the leaders for demonstrating unity while critics viewed the coordinated appearance as an early campaign strategy.

The emergence of the "Men in Green" has added fresh momentum to Kenya's evolving political landscape, with DCP leaders increasingly making coordinated public appearances as they seek to consolidate support across different regions.

The green blazers have since become a talking point online, with many Kenyans debating whether the coordinated attire signals the beginning of a new political branding strategy for the party as the race toward the 2027 elections gradually gathers pace.