Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has intensified his message ahead of the November 27, 2025, by-election, telling residents of Mbeere North that the push for change is gaining strength in every corner of the constituency.

In a statement posted on X on Friday, November 21, 2025, Muturi said the movement is no longer driven by politics alone but by ordinary people who want leadership that hears them and stands with them. He added that the momentum on the ground has been growing as the team moves from village to village.

“Our movement grows stronger with every step we take and every village we set foot in,” he stated

He noted that the message coming from different wards is consistent, describing a population ready to rally behind leaders who prioritise service. He pointed out that villages in Nthawa Ward and Muminji Ward have shown the same determination and clarity.

“From Kaungu in Nthawa Ward to Karambari in Muminji Ward, the message is the same: the people of Mbeere North are ready for leadership that listens, leadership that stands firm, and leadership that serves,” he wrote

Muturi said he spent the day walking with residents, listening to their concerns and encouraging them to remain united. He said the people expressed confidence despite pressure, and insisted that the will of the community cannot be stopped by external forces.

“Today, we walked shoulder to shoulder with wananchi, hearing their concerns, affirming their hopes, and reminding them that no intimidation, no machinery, and no well-funded theatrics will silence the will of the people,” he stated

He described the atmosphere on the ground as charged and confident. He said many residents expressed pride in the unity being shown across the constituency. “The grounds were charged, the voices were bold, and the unity was unmistakable,” he said

Muturi told supporters that their decision is already formed, and election day will simply confirm it. “Mbeere North has decided. And on November 27, that decision will be stamped clearly at the ballot,” he stated

He assured residents that the movement will stay focused until the last day of the campaign. “We march on, focused, unshaken, and powered by the people,” he stated