Maraga vows to jail the corrupt if elected President

Chief Justice David Maraga at Ngata Gate SDA Church in Nakuru during the memorial service of the late Herzon Omori MainaChief Justice David Maraga has promised to deal firmly with corruption if elected president in 2027, saying those found guilty of stealing public resources will face the law.

Speaking at Ngata Gate SDA Church in Nakuru during the memorial service of the late Herzon Omori Maina, Maraga said his government would uphold the Constitution, respect the courts and enforce accountability without fear or favour.

He was received by Pastor Joseph Namunyu.

“Nitaweka wao ndani,” he declared, adding that no public officer would be protected because of political connections or social status.

Chief Justice David Maraga at Ngata Gate SDA Church in Nakuru during the memorial service of the late Herzon Omori Maina

Maraga further urged members of the Kisii community not to support him merely because of their shared background.

He asked Kenyans to vote for leaders based on integrity, competence and a clear national vision, not ethnicity.

He said the 2027 General Election should be a contest of ideas and leadership, not tribal loyalty, as the country seeks a government committed to justice, unity and development.

Maraga is the United Green Movement (UGM) CO-Party leader and the 2027 presidential flagbearer.

Chief Justice David Maraga at Ngata Gate SDA Church in Nakuru during the memorial service of the late Herzon Omori Maina

Chief Justice David Maraga at Ngata Gate SDA Church in Nakuru during the memorial service of the late Herzon Omori Maina