Uhuru Chairs Jubilee Special NDC

The Jubilee Party on [insert date] convened a Special National Delegates Convention (NDC) bringing together party members from across the country to deliberate on its shared plans, shape the national agenda, and address key party affairs and affiliations.

The convention, held in Nairobi, was chaired by the Party Leader and 3rd retired President of Kenya, H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta.

Delegates reaffirmed their unity of purpose and commitment to strengthening the party’s role in the country’s political landscape.

In his address, Uhuru emphasized that the Jubilee Party remains focused on representing the aspirations of its members and the wider Kenyan public.

He underscored the importance of collective action, political stability, and people-centered policies in responding to the country’s challenges.

The meeting also provided a platform to review Jubilee’s position within Kenya’s shifting political alliances, as leaders sought to consolidate support and outline a roadmap for the party’s future.

Party officials described the gathering as a turning point in restoring confidence among members, noting that Jubilee’s unity would be vital in shaping Kenya’s democratic journey.