Victor Kanyari Calls for Unity as He Eyes Kasarani MP Seat in 2027
constituency as he positions himself to contest its parliamentary seat in the 2027 General Election.
In a statement shared online on Thursday, October 29, 2026, the preacher urged residents to work together to build a community where families, young people and other residents have opportunities to thrive.
“Together, let’s build a better Kasarani! The voice of the people is the power of change! Together, let us unite, stand as one, and work towards a better Kasarani where every family, every youth, and every resident has an opportunity to thrive,” he wrote.
Kanyari signed off the message with his political ambition, declaring, “Hon Victor Kanyari-2027 Kasarani MP.”
He added that unity, hope and a shared vision were essential to achieving progress in the constituency.
“A better Kasarani begins with unity, hope, and a shared vision for our community. Pamoja tusonge mbele!” he said.
Kanyari also used the Swahili phrase “Sauti ya Wakenya ndiyo nguvu ya mabadiliko”, meaning “The voice of Kenyans is the power of change”.
Kanyari’s political message comes amid custody dispute
The preacher’s latest statement comes as he remains in the public spotlight over a court case concerning the two children he had with his late former wife, gospel musician Betty Bayo.
On October 26, 2026, the Dagoretti Magistrate’s Court granted Kanyari custody of the children but directed that they remain in the care of their stepfather, Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, as a transition plan is prepared and implemented.
The court ordered children’s officers to develop the plan within 14 days, addressing the minors’ emotional welfare, schooling, transportation and communication with both parties.
It also directed that the children be consulted in an age-appropriate manner and that their views be taken into account during the transition process.
The ruling followed a dispute over the children’s care after Bayo died in November 2025.
Kanyari’s latest political message did not directly address the custody proceedings, instead focusing on unity and his vision for Kasarani.
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