Emphatic, Decisive, Triumphant! With valour and gallantry, the Yellow Army has once again felled the paper

Emphatic, Decisive, Triumphant! With valour and gallantry, the Yellow Army has once again felled the paper 

UNITED DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL

27th February 2026

By Stella Ranji 

Emphatic, Decisive, Triumphant! With valour and gallantry, the Yellow Army has once again felled the paper tigers’ content creating, rudderless, clueless, visionless, online ‘warriors’, tribal, parochial saboteurs, spineless surrogates of past regimes manufactured by a destructive media, operating aimlessly and tactlessly as a disjointed opposition intent on scuttling by reversing the most bold, courageous and most progressive socio-economic revolution in independent Kenya that has restored dignity and inclusivity at the behest of their patrons who represent the ugliest face of status quo. A saddening and nauseating galaxy of remnants of past regimes, without any track record – house niggers – representing an unholy camaraderie hoping to halt Kenya’s progressive transformation.
In consolidating these historic triumphs over these malicious and reactionary intents, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) takes this earliest opportunity to thank and congratulate all Kenyans who turned out yesterday, 26th February 2026, to exercise their cardinal democratic right to elect their leaders. They have bestowed trust and confidence in UDA and our candidates by voting them into office in a victory that was decisive, resounding, and politically domineering over other political formations.

We warmly congratulate Hon. Tubi Mohamed Tubi for winning the Isiolo South Parliamentary seat, alongside Hon. Eliphas Kaianga, Hon. Duncan Muratia Nyaga, and Hon. Peterson Njeru Njiru for their victories in West Kabras, Evurore, and Muminji Wards, respectively.

This clean sweep across the board in all elective seats on offer stands as a powerful testimony of the immense trust Kenyans continue to repose in the UDA Party, its Party Leader, and his Deputy. It equally reflects a clear departure in the minds of voters toward narratives that genuinely promise transformation of livelihoods and communities, as opposed to the Disjointed Opposition’s hot-air politics, which is riddled with discursive emptiness.

The voters are emphatically rejecting politics whose currency remains hollow microphone gymnastics, noise without substance, and rhetoric without responsibility, often designed to stoke emotions and ethnic divisions rather than offer solutions.

The Kenyan message emerging from the just-concluded by-elections speaks unmistakably to the growing public faith in the implementation of the UDA Manifesto, The Plan and the Party leadership’s transformational agenda aimed at uplifting Kenya from Third World status toward First World prosperity, the Singapore-style development trajectory.
On behalf of other Kenyans, residents of Isiolo, West Kabras, Evurore and Muminji have firmly vetoed the United Opposition’s floods of words accompanied by a drought of ideas.

As UDA, we shall not be drawn into unproductive discourse with a rudderless opposition whose political domain revolves around profiling citizens and sustaining endless marathons of empty talk divorced from policy substance.

Once again, we sincerely thank Kenyans for trusting in our credible commitments, for listening to the clarity of our message during the campaigns, and for decisively switching off the degenerative, policy-free pronouncements of the opposition.

Live Long UDA.
Live Long Kenya.

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