Reuben Kigame, the Deputy Party Leader of the Justice and Freedom Party (JFP), has made a passionate appeal to Kenyans to rally behind the party's longstanding mission for justice, equity, and devolution. Speaking in a powerful message to the nation, Kigame emphasized that the time for real change is now — and urged citizens to act decisively.
“Our team that is pushing for Utu, Haki na Ugatuzi has been seeking the presidency since 2018,” Kigame stated. “Our liberation message — that calls for an end to theft, impunity, and demands accountable leadership — has never changed. Anything less than this is a lie, and we’ll take you for a ride.”
Warning Against Political Distractions
Kigame accused the political establishment of deliberately attempting to sabotage the push for genuine reform by scattering opposition voices and misleading the youth, especially the Gen Z demographic.
“In the last election, they raised many independent candidates to scatter the alternative voice of liberation,” he said. “Today, they are doing it again — planting multiple candidates to confuse Gen Z. But we see through it.”
He called on all Kenyans who desire authentic transformation to reject distractions and stand united with JFP in what he described as the “final push” toward reclaiming the nation.
Call to Action
Kigame made it clear that rhetoric without action will no longer suffice.
“We can talk all we want, but nothing will change unless we act. Kenyans, please come behind the Justice and Freedom Party and let us deliver this country once and for all.”
He also invited citizens who believe in servant and accountable leadership to consider running for office under the JFP banner, or supporting the party’s mission through resources, mobilization, and community engagement.
“If you believe in servant leadership and wish to run, please inbox. If you want to contribute to the liberation struggle, please inbox,” Kigame urged. “The future of this country belongs to those who act — not those who talk.”
A Final Push for 2027
With the 2027 General Election drawing closer, JFP is positioning itself as the moral and political alternative to the dominant status quo. Backed by a message rooted in justice, human dignity, and transparency, the party hopes to galvanize a broad coalition of reform-minded Kenyans — from youth movements to grassroots leaders.
Reuben Kigame, known for his principled leadership and unwavering stance on national values, closed his address with a clear call:“It’s now or never. Let’s rise. Let’s act. Let’s deliver Kenya.”
This is a developing political movement. More updates to follow as the Justice and Freedom Party prepares for its national convention.
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