WHY DNG IS VYING FOR MCA SEAT IN 2022

Popular MC and entertainer Davidson ‘DNG’ Ngibuini has announced that he will vie for a political position come 2022. In a statement, the entertainer disclose that he will be seeking to be elected in the next election as a Member of County Assembly (MCA) for Woodley Kenyatta Golf Course Ward. 

DNG says he was influenced to go for the seat by people he has been interacting with. “Everyone I have interacted with has been telling me that I have massive leadership potential. Many have told me I need to get into leadership. Others have told me I need to vie for an elective position,” he noted. 

He added that he previously declined political affiliations because he had nothing to offer to the youth, also highlighting some of the initiatives he has run successfully. “Despite having been involved in Presidential Elections and Civic Education thrice, I never had the interest to vie. In 2017, I declined to support the ruling party as I knew they had nothing to offer young people. Instead, I launched my own Youth Initiative, Hustle Yako and supported other Civic Education Campaigns such as Jiactivate, Next Generation, Kura Yako Chaguo Lako, My Voice Counts among others,” he stated. 

DNG in his statement noted that his goals include having the youth to actively participate in civic and political processes. “My goal is to get more young people to get into elective politics. My goal is to get more young people excited about voting and participating in civic and political processes. The reason is simple: The change we seek is not going to come across miraculously. We have to work for it. Change is brought about by people, not wishful thinking,” said DNG.

In conclusion, the entertainer noted that promoting his recent campaign dubbed Unlock Our Country partly influenced the genesis of his political career. “What steering the #UnlockOurCountry Campaign has taught me is that change is possible, and change is within our grasp. We have to have the guts to step up and get this done! My journey has began,” he concluded.