Kimani Ngunjiri

Irene Njoki of Jubilee was declared the winner of the Bahati parliamentary after getting 34 308 votes. Kimani Ngunjiri was second after garnerng 26, ...

HE Uhuru Kenyatta C in C, It’s just a matter of time that Mt. Kenya will realise you meant well for them," Kega claimed. Heading to Bomas," Kega wrote. She promised to deliver on the pledges she made to the residents during the campaign.

Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri, a close ally of Deputy President William Ruto, has lost his seat to Jubilee Party's 'Mrembo' Irene Njoki.

Njoki, a novice in politics, was declared the winner of the Bahati parliamentary seat in Nakuru County after garnering 34,308 votes ahead of UDA’s Ngunjiri, who had 26,809. In the same county, Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara has retained her seat on a UDA ticket after gaining 44,882 votes, followed by John Kihagi (24,891 votes), Solomon Ndegwa (18,321 votes), Anthony Rebo (8,295 votes), Raymond Muiruri (824 votes), John Muthiora (429 votes), Anne Wanjiru (267 votes), Francis Ireri (258 votes) and James Kinyua (209 votes). Others in the race included Quindos Karanja (2,130 votes) Paul Mwaura (271 votes), Gathonjia James (254 votes), Chege Mwangi (198 votes) and Richard Kiboi (63 votes).

Outspoken Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri lost his reelection bid on Thursday, August 11 after being knocked out by anniversary candidate Irene Njoki. In the results ...

She accused the incumbent of assaulting her campaign vehicles. During the campaign period, Njoki had accused Ngunjiri and his supporters of harassment. Speaking to the media after she was declared the winner, Njoki thanked her campaign team for her support and the people of Bahati who came out in droves to vote for her.

Ruto diehard Onesmus Kimani Ngujiri of the UDA party has been floored by Jubilee candidate Irene Njoki in the Bahati parliamentary race.

Let us choose a governor we want, an MP, and MCA we want,” he stated. “People from Nyanza come to my place and we share tea. You cannot choose a neighbour but you can choose a friend.