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SIFUNA FIRES UP LINDA MWANANCHI SUPPORTERS AHEAD OF HOMA BAY RALLY

Nairobi Senator and Linda Mwananchi leader Edwin Sifuna has urged supporters in Homa Bay to turn up for the movement’s upcoming rally, promising a brief but lively programme.

In a post shared on his X account on Thursday, August 13, 2026, Sifuna reminded residents of the Sunday event scheduled to take place in Homa Bay County.

“Kuwakumbusha tu…program ya Sunday ni fupi sana. Na kama huezi dance kaa tu home. Wabiro Omabei!” Sifuna wrote.

The message, which loosely translates to “Just a reminder, the Sunday programme is very short. And if you cannot dance, just stay home. We are coming,” appeared to set a light-hearted tone ahead of the gathering.

According to the event poster shared alongside his message, the Linda Mwananchi campaign will make three stops in Homa Bay County on Sunday, August 16.

The planned Homa Bay engagements come as the Linda Mwananchi movement continues to expand its political activities across Western Kenya.

In recent weeks, the movement has held rallies in several parts of the region, including Trans Nzoia and Bungoma, drawing large crowds of residents and attracting considerable political attention.

Sifuna’s latest message appears to be an invitation for supporters to maintain the momentum as the movement heads to Homa Bay.

His reference to dancing also reflects the energetic atmosphere that has characterised some of the movement’s public gatherings, where supporters have turned up in large numbers.

The Nairobi senator has increasingly used public rallies and social media to engage supporters as Linda Mwananchi establishes its presence in different parts of the country.

The Homa Bay programme will begin with the Nyandiwa stop before proceeding to Sindo and later Homa Bay Town, giving supporters in the three areas an opportunity to interact with the movement’s leadership.

With the event now set for Sunday, attention is expected to turn to the size of the crowds and the political messages that will emerge from Sifuna and other leaders accompanying him.

                                                                                        APERIT FM, HII NI YETU