Samuel Muchina Receives UDA Certificate in Ol’Kalou by election Amid Calls for Unity

macharia David 
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Samuel Muchina officially received the UDA nomination certificate in Ol’Kalou during a ceremony marked by strong calls for unity, peaceful campaigns and inclusive leadership ahead of the elections.
Speaking during the event, UDA leaders urged aspirants and supporters to reject divisive politics and focus on strengthening national cohesion and development.

UDA Secretary General  Omar Hassan said the country must continue promoting peace, fairness and inclusivity despite political differences.

“It has not been easy with the peace talks and ceasefires, but we must continue standing for unity, peace and fairness for all Kenyans,” he said.
UDA Election Coordinator  Mwaura urged candidates in Ol’Kalou to conduct issue-based campaigns and respect the democratic process.
“We believe every Kenyan must be treated with dignity and respect. After the elections, leaders must come together and work as one people for the benefit of the nation,” said Mwaura.

The UDA party leaders wh spoke during the event also appealed to supporters to maintain discipline, avoid inflammatory politics and uphold peaceful coexistence throughout the campaign period.
 several UDA aspirant who lost in the nominations and has since declared support for Muchina called on supporters to unite behind the party candidate for the sake of development and stability in Ol’Kalou.

“We contested competitively, but the nominations are now behind us. This is the time to work together, support Samuel Muchina and ensure UDA remains strong and united in Ol’Kalou,” the aspirant said.
After receiving the certificate, Samuel Muchina thanked party leaders, fellow aspirants and residents for their support, pledging to champion unity, development and inclusive leadership in Ol’Kalou.

Party officials said the certificate issuance exercise reflects UDA’s commitment to strengthening democracy, unity and peaceful political engagement ahead of the elections.

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