By Mandere Onyinkwa
The Jubilee Party has issued a stern warning to members and prospective aspirants over the emergence of unauthorized forums claiming to register individuals seeking to vie under the party ticket in the upcoming General Elections.
In a statement released on March 27, 2026, Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta cautioned against associating with such parallel processes, describing them as misleading and potentially exploitative.
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According to the party, the only legitimate avenue for aspirant registration remains the official portal on its website, where hundreds have already successfully enrolled.
Once registered, aspirants are integrated into County Aspirants’ Forums coordinated by branch chairpersons, with plans for a central meeting at party headquarters to facilitate democratic engagement and leadership selection.
The statement emphasized that any activities outside these structures—including forums, caucuses, or social media-driven initiatives—are unauthorized and risk undermining the party’s formal processes.
The party further accused individuals behind the purported forums of harboring “nefarious motives” aimed at exploiting aspirants and destabilizing established systems.
Jubilee made it clear that it will not bear responsibility for commitments or representations arising from such unauthorized gatherings.
Moreover, if those involved are confirmed to be party members, disciplinary action will be taken in line with the party’s constitution and regulations.
The Secretary General urged aspirants to remain vigilant and adhere strictly to official channels, reiterating that the party is committed to transparency, order, and democratic participation.
The statement concluded with a firm directive for those running parallel initiatives to cease immediately or face consequences.
