The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has intensified its campaigns in Mbeere North, promising to channel more government-backed development projects into the region.

In a statement shared on X on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, the party said its National Chairperson and Embu Governor, Cecily Mbarire, reaffirmed UDA’s commitment to making what she described as deliberate and impactful strides toward elevating Mbeere North to greater heights.

“UDA Party National Chairperson and Embu County Governor, Cecily Mbarire, reaffirmed the party’s steadfast commitment to making deliberate and impactful strides toward elevating Mbeere North to greater heights through transformative investments in education, road infrastructure, agriculture, water, irrigation, and other key sectors that directly improve the lives of the people,” the statement reads

Governor Mbarire met residents and opinion leaders drawn from the three wards of Mbeere North in what was described as an engaging and productive meeting. “During an engaging and productive meeting with residents and opinion leaders drawn from the three wards of Mbeere North, Governor Mbarire rallied support for the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate, Leonard Leo Wamuthende, ahead of the forthcoming by-election,” the statement reads

The governor used the opportunity to rally support for Leonard Leo Wamuthende, UDA’s candidate for the Mbeere North parliamentary seat. Her message to the residents was clear: the ruling party intends to translate its national development agenda into tangible results on the ground.

She also expressed gratitude for what she termed the valuable insights and overwhelming support shared during the engagement. According to Mbarire, UDA’s mission in Mbeere North goes beyond politics. It is about building a legacy of development that reflects the party’s promise to deliver for ordinary citizens.

“The Governor expressed deep appreciation for the valuable insights and overwhelming support shared during the engagement, assuring the people that the UDA administration will continue working hand in hand with them to fulfil its promises and secure a prosperous future for Mbeere North,” the statement reads

The by-election in Mbeere North is shaping up to be a crucial test of UDA’s grassroots influence in the region, as the party seeks to consolidate its support base and demonstrate progress through service delivery and development-focused campaigns.