Jaymo Ule Msee Drops Nairobi Senate Bid, Endorses Jalang’o
Comedian and politician Rosario Njogu, popularly known as Jaymo Ule Msee, has withdrawn from the race for the Nairobi Senate seat and thrown his support behind Lang’ata MP Felix Odiwuor, alias Jalang’o.
Jaymo announced the decision in a social media post on Thursday, November 5, 2026, revealing that he would instead shift his political ambitions to Gatundu South, where he plans to contest for the parliamentary seat.
In his statement, the comedian credited President William Ruto with redirecting his political ambitions, arguing that his experience, energy and skills would be better utilised in Gatundu South.
“Thank you My Boss President Ruto for redirecting my energy, passion and skills to Gatundu South as Charity begins at Home,” he wrote.
He also confirmed that he was abandoning his bid for the Nairobi Senate seat and would support Jalang’o, who currently represents Lang’ata Constituency in Parliament.
“As for Nairobi I leave and support my Brother Jalang’o for the Senator Seat,” Jaymo stated.
The aspirant said Gatundu South deserved his attention and pledged to engage residents as he prepares to pursue the constituency’s parliamentary seat.
“Gatundu South deserves my attention, passion, experience and energy as Boss has aptly put it,” he added.
Jaymo Thanks Nairobi Supporters
Jaymo also expressed gratitude to his Nairobi supporters, joking that they had helped him conduct an opinion poll over the previous two days.
He urged them to return to their businesses, assuring them that he was comfortable with his decision to change political direction.
“As for you my fans Asanteni sana for helping me do an intelligent Opinion Poll for Nairobi in the last 2 Days 😂 – Now go back to your businesses Jaymo ako Sawa,” he wrote.
His announcement marks a shift in his political plans after previously expressing interest in representing Nairobi County in the Senate.
Jaymo concluded by promising to meet residents of Gatundu South soon, signalling the beginning of his new political pursuit.
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