Former Chief Justice David Maraga Launches UGM Party, Declares 2027 Presidential Bid

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Former Chief Justice David Maraga has formally joined the 2027 presidential race with the launch of the United for Good Movement (UGM). Maraga, who will lead the new outfit as its flag bearer, says his mission is to restore clean leadership, uphold the rule of law, and deliver services that work for Kenyans.

Highlights:

  • Justice David Maraga launches United for Good Movement (UGM).
  • He will contest as the party’s presidential flag bearer in 2027.
  • UGM promises jobs, lower cost of living, and efficient services.
  • Party anchored on discipline, the Constitution, and clean leadership.
  • Maraga presents UGM as a fresh alternative to traditional politics.

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After months of speculation, David Maraga has officially declared his 2027 presidential bid, unveiling the United for Good Movement (UGM) as his new political vehicle. The former Chief Justice will lead the party as its first presidential flag bearer.

Party With a Mission

UGM’s philosophy is built on clean leadership, constitutional order, and service to citizens. The party has promised to prioritize job creation, reduce the cost of living, and improve public service delivery.

Unlike traditional political parties often characterized by personality clashes, UGM is presenting itself as a disciplined, no-drama movement focused on solutions. Maraga says the party will be rooted in accountability, law, and action rather than empty promises.

The 2027 Contest Heats Up

Maraga’s entry adds a new twist to the 2027 presidential race, dominated by established coalitions. Analysts believe his judicial legacy and reputation for integrity may resonate with voters frustrated by corruption and poor governance. UGM now faces the task of building a grassroots base across the country as it prepares for the long campaign ahead.

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