Former teacher and educationist Nzomo Muli popularly known as “Mwalimu Witu” has joined the Mumbuni North Ward MCA by-election contest.
This comes after the Grand Dreams Development Party (GDDP) which is led by Kangundo Member of Parliament Fabian Kyule officially unveiled Muli, as its flagbearer for the Mumbuni North Ward in the upcoming elections.
The announcement has stirred excitement across the region, as many view Muli as a fresh, people-centered alternative poised to shift the political dynamics of the area.
A respected educationist and community leader, Muli brings a wealth of experience, having served as a teacher and a strong moral pillar in household gatherings, churches, and local forums.
His active involvement in community issues—ranging from youth mentorship to supporting vulnerable groups—has earned him admiration across villages such as Kateve, Kyanganga, Kyanguli, Ivumbuni, and Kiangini.
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Speaking at the unveiling event, the GDDP leadership praised Mwalimu Witu’s consistent commitment to grassroots development and inclusivity.
“Muli has been at the forefront of addressing the needs of the people—not just in words, but in action. From supporting the less fortunate during funerals to championing education and healthcare needs, he represents the leadership our ward deserves,” said Party Leader Kyule.
He said Mwalimu is known for his accessibility and humility and has spent years listening to and walking with the people, offering practical solutions to daily challenges.
“We are hopeful that ‘Mwalimu Witu’s’ leadership will usher in an era of transparent governance, youth empowerment, and meaningful development,” said a resident Geoffrey Munyao.
Muli said he will ensure the people of Mumbuni North attain their development dreams if elected.
By Stephen Muthini.
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