DNG to vie for MCA seat on a UDA ticket

Media Personality Davidson Ngibuini aka DNG has declared that he will vie for an MCA seat for the Woodley, Kenyatta Golf Course Ward in the 2022 elections on a United Democratic Alliance

(UDA) ticket. 

Speaking in an interview on Switch TV, DNG expressed his optimism in winning the MCA seat and exuded confidence regarding his vision in such a position. 

He said, “I will be vying be for the MCA Woodley, Kenyatta Golf Course Ward…all my agenda that has to do with community development is about people and in terms of how best to empower, impact and change the lifestyle of the people of Woodley, and Kibra as a constituency it’s by being on the ground, dealing with the issues that they have been facing."

"Kibra is the largest slum in Sub-Saharan Africa…for how long will Kibra remain the largest slum in Sub-Saharan Africa. You look at employment and poverty, it at an all-time high. A lot of people ate living in that area, how can we empower this people to improve their livelihoods, take their hustles to the next level…the system has been positioned in such a way that its suppressing the people who are trying to do their level best and come out off the ground and live a good life and the only way we are going to change that is by Legislation" DNG added.

He took to Instagram to further explain the inspiration behind his candidature. 

DNG wrote, “Everyone I have interacted with has been telling me that I have massive leadership potential. Many have told me I need to get into leadership. Others have told me I need to vie for an elective position."

He added, "Despite having been involved in Presidential Elections and Civic Education thrice, I never had the interest to vie. In 2017, I declined to support the ruling party as I knew they had nothing to offer young people. Instead, I launched my own Youth Initiative, @HustleYako and supported other Civic Education Campaigns such as @Jiactivate, #NextGeneration, #KuraYakoChaguoLako, #MyVoiceCounts among others.” 

The media personality also said that he aims at getting more young people into elective politics to contribute towards change to this nation.