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KENYA NI MOJA.
We can't all be leaders. But we agree Kenya needs leaders who understand and can implement the 2010 Constitution. Not based on tribe or political loyalty, but on tangible evidence of competence.
TOP LEADERSHIP
1. PRESIDENT: Okiya Omtatah, Constitutional defender
2. DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Martha Karua, Constitutionalism champion
3. ATTORNEY GENERAL: David Maraga, Integrity in judiciary
SECURITY & DIPLOMACY
4. CS INTERIOR: Dr. Fred Matiang'i, Systems reformer
5. CS DEFENCE: Dr. Monica Juma, Security oversight expert
6. CS FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Amb. Amina Mohamed, Global diplomat
7. CS DEVOLUTION: Edwin Sifuna, Devolution defender
ECONOMY
8. CS TREASURY: Dr. Patrick Njoroge, Fiscal discipline
9. CS TRADE & INDUSTRY: Phyllis Wakiaga, Private sector leader
10. CS CO-OPERATIVES & MSMEs: Joshua Oigara, Financial inclusion
11. CS LABOUR: Jacqueline Mugo, Decent work advocate
12. CS PUBLIC SERVICE: Carole Kariuki, Governance reformer
INFRASTRUCTURE & LAND
13. CS ROADS & TRANSPORT: Eng. Silas Kinoti, Infrastructure engineer
14. CS LANDS & HOUSING: Farida Karoney, Land justice expert
15. CS ENERGY: Eng. Albert Mugo, Energy engineer
16. CS WATER & IRRIGATION: Eng. Prof. John Nyaoro, Water expert
17. CS MINING & BLUE ECONOMY: Nancy Karigithu, Maritime law expert
SOCIAL SECTORS
18. CS HEALTH: Dr. Githinji Gitahi, Public health leader
19. CS EDUCATION: Prof. Fred Ogola, CBC reform voice
20. CS AGRICULTURE: Prof. Ruth Oniang'o, Food security scholar
21. CS GENDER & CULTURE: Faith Odhiambo, Gender justice advocate
ENVIRONMENT & CULTURE
22. CS ENVIRONMENT: Dr. Isaac Kalua, Environmentalist
23. CS TOURISM: June Chepkemei, Tourism marketer
24. CS YOUTH & SPORTS: Daniel Ndambuki (Churchill), Creative industry builder
25. CS ICT: Dr. Bitange Ndemo, Digital revolution architect
Not final, not perfect. A starting point for a competence-first conversation. Criticize, scrutinize, suggest better names, let's build it together.
#KenyaNiMoja.
2026-09-06 11:12:40