Owalo made the announcement on Sunday, January 11, during the 106th commemoration of his grandfather, Prophet Johanna Owalo, founder of the Nomiya Church, at the church headquarters in Oboch, Kisumu County.
Owalo shared the news with his followers on his verified Facebook account, stating:
"Following my declaration earlier today that I intend to run for Presidency of the Republic of Kenya in the year 2027, my position as the Deputy Chief of Staff, Delivery and Government Efficiency is no longer tenable. I have therefore resigned from the position with immediate effect."
This resignation marks a significant step in Owalo’s political career, signaling his shift from a government technocrat to a national political aspirant.
Owalo shared the news with his followers on his verified Facebook account, stating:
"Following my declaration earlier today that I intend to run for Presidency of the Republic of Kenya in the year 2027, my position as the Deputy Chief of Staff, Delivery and Government Efficiency is no longer tenable. I have therefore resigned from the position with immediate effect."
This resignation marks a significant step in Owalo’s political career, signaling his shift from a government technocrat to a national political aspirant.
Known for his role in driving efficiency and performance in government delivery, Owalo emphasized that his decision was motivated by a desire to implement a development-focused leadership agenda for the country.
During his address at the church, Owalo highlighted his credentials as a results-oriented leader and a risk-taker.
During his address at the church, Owalo highlighted his credentials as a results-oriented leader and a risk-taker.
He cited his previous experience working closely with prominent political leaders, including former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, Kalonzo Musyoka, and Musalia Mudavadi, as well as his current role under President William Ruto.
Owalo’s presidential bid reflects a strategic move away from supporting individual political figures, toward championing policies aimed at national development and service delivery.
Owalo’s presidential bid reflects a strategic move away from supporting individual political figures, toward championing policies aimed at national development and service delivery.
He urged residents, particularly in the Nyanza region, to embrace a politics of action rather than rhetoric, and encouraged the registration of more political parties to strengthen multiparty democracy in the region.
In his speech, Owalo outlined key priorities he intends to pursue if elected, with a particular focus on infrastructure, water systems, transport, and industrial development.
In his speech, Owalo outlined key priorities he intends to pursue if elected, with a particular focus on infrastructure, water systems, transport, and industrial development.
He mentioned the expansion of Koru–Soin dams, which aim to reduce flooding, improve water access, support power generation, and enhance food security.
Owalo also highlighted the potential of Kisumu International Airport, advocating for its upgrade to handle cargo and enable the direct export of fish, agricultural produce, and other goods to international markets.
Owalo also highlighted the potential of Kisumu International Airport, advocating for its upgrade to handle cargo and enable the direct export of fish, agricultural produce, and other goods to international markets.
He further proposed the establishment of factories for processing livestock products, hides and skins, potatoes, avocado, tea, coffee, and soapstone, aiming to create value addition and job opportunities in the Nyanza region.
In addition, Owalo promised to revive dormant industries such as sugar, rice, and cotton, which have historically contributed to the country’s economy but have been inactive for years.
In addition, Owalo promised to revive dormant industries such as sugar, rice, and cotton, which have historically contributed to the country’s economy but have been inactive for years.
He stressed that economic development, rather than political rallies, should be the driver of national progress.
The church event commemorating Prophet Johanna Owalo’s passing provided a symbolic backdrop for Eliud Owalo’s declaration, linking his personal legacy with his vision for a development-driven leadership.
The church event commemorating Prophet Johanna Owalo’s passing provided a symbolic backdrop for Eliud Owalo’s declaration, linking his personal legacy with his vision for a development-driven leadership.
He emphasized the importance of accountability, efficiency, and tangible outcomes in governance, positioning himself as a candidate committed to transformative leadership.
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