The latest development emerged after Murega Baichu, the husband of former Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza, publicly announced that he will travel to Kitale to take part in the event.
His declaration has attracted attention because it comes from a political figure associated with the Mount Kenya region, making his support for the rally unexpected.
Sifuna has spent recent months touring different parts of the country through the Linda Mwananchi campaign, where he has been meeting residents, especially young people, while presenting his views on governance, economic reforms and leadership ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The Kitale gathering is expected to be one of the movement's biggest events so far. Residents and supporters in Trans Nzoia have repeatedly urged the Nairobi senator to officially declare his presidential bid during the rally, increasing anticipation ahead of the meeting.
The event is also expected to draw influential leaders from the Western region, including Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya, further raising its political significance as Sifuna seeks to expand his national profile.
Baichu's decision to attend has sparked discussions on social media, with many interpreting it as a sign that Sifuna's message is attracting interest beyond his traditional political base.
Although Baichu has largely been linked to Mount Kenya politics alongside his wife, his appearance in Kitale is likely to generate fresh political debate.
Organizers say preparations for the rally are complete and expect thousands of supporters, particularly young voters, to attend and listen to Sifuna's vision for Kenya as political campaigns ahead of the 2027 elections continue to gather momentum.
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