Politics

Nick Mararo, the Uhuru strategist, insider leading the Jubilee Party Senatorial seat charge in Nyeri

For more than a decade Nick Mararo has worked behind the scenes as an efficient and trusted political strategist for Uhuru Kenyatta, the fourth President of Kenya.

A master political, business and mobiliser tactician, Mararo worked with a core team of strategists who not only delivered the Uhuru Kenyatta presidency in 2013 and 2017 but also worked hard to maintain power.

He has now thrown his hat in the ring and is eyeing the Nyeri Senatorial seat which he has already become a darling of the people especially the youth

As a proven entrepreneur, philanthropist, and community champion with a deep understanding of grassroots needs, Mararo is quickly resonating with the ground and is currently leading the polls.

Grounded in strong family values and a solid public service background, he brings a clear vision focused on economic empowerment, youth development, education, and accountable leadership.

“Mararo’s journey reflects resilience, innovation, and service, making him not just a candidate, but a dependable voice for the people. Nyeri needs a senator who understands its past, acts in the present, and boldly shapes its future that leader is Nick Mararo,” said a university student in Nyeri town.

“I carry forward a legacy of service, but my focus is firmly on the future – creating jobs, empowering youth, and strengthening Nyeri’s place in our national development through effective representation. Yes, we can!,” said Mararo.

Long before he declared his interests in politics, Mararo has been engaging the youth in mentorship programs, couching and impacting sports and entrepreneurial skills through such projects like Base Yetu.

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