Kileleshwa Ward holds one-of-its-kind vetting for MCA seat aspirants

Residents interviewed eleven aspirants on Saturday through the Kileleshwa Ward Neighborhood Association (KIWANA), according to a statement from the association.

Individual presentations were held after the aspirants presented their CVs for an overview of their qualifications.

During the interviews, the organization evaluated the aspirants' integrity in areas such as the environment, employment, water, roads, security, and accountability.

"The forum began with the candidates presenting their qualifications, experience and vision for the ward. The 10-minute segment gave the residents the opportunity to hear directly from the candidates who they are and what they can do for the community," read the statement.

Following that, both the community representatives and the ward residents participated in a Q&A session.

The forum took place at the Kileleshwa Convent Community Church in Kileleshwa.

Oyomo Aluoch, Robert Alai, Perpetual Ibrahim, Junior Tollo, Aishan Shollei, Dan Nguhi, Cliff Otega, Patrick Muhanji, Sharon Otieno, Kevin Ochieng, and Vallery Atieno were among the 11 aspirants in attendance.

After party nominations, a second forum will be held to select candidates for the ballot.

"The forum concluded in wishing the aspirants well in the party nominations after which the next forum will be held for MCA candidates ready to go at it in the polls."