From Vihiga, raised in Kibera
A resilience story shaped by family, community support, and the lived realities of informal settlement life.
Linda Mwananchi • Makina Ward 2027
Uongozi wa Utu, Haki na Kazi
A community-rooted movement for dignity, opportunity, clean public spaces and accountable leadership in Makina Ward.
Service before seat
Philip "Okuna" Evayo's leadership is shaped by lived experience, legal training and years of community service. Raised in Kibera, he understands the everyday realities facing residents and the importance of leadership that listens, acts and reports back.
Through Utu na Haki CBO, legal-awareness initiatives, environmental action and youth engagement, Okuna has worked alongside residents before asking for their vote.
Read Okuna's StoryA resilience story shaped by family, community support, and the lived realities of informal settlement life.
Early leadership through discipline, service, and organizing peers around shared responsibility.
Legal education that anchors the campaign's emphasis on justice, rights, and accountable institutions.
Environmental justice, human rights, access to justice, and practical support for residents.
The Makina Agenda
Skills, mentorship, sport, access to documentation, legal awareness and meaningful civic participation for Makina's young people.
Community-led action on waste, drainage, sanitation and the protection of shared public spaces.
A stronger environment for traders, small businesses, informal workers and young entrepreneurs.
Accessible leadership, meaningful public participation, transparent priorities and regular reporting to residents.
Leadership begins by serving people before asking to lead them.Philip "Okuna" Evayo
Call and response
Join residents working for a cleaner, fairer and better-organized Makina.
Service Before Seat
Okuna's record includes environmental action, access-to-justice initiatives, youth engagement and community organizing.
Supporting cleaner neighbourhoods, sanitation awareness and resident ownership of public spaces.
Helping residents understand their rights and navigate public institutions.
Creating space for mentorship, sport, opportunity and civic participation.
Working with residents through Utu na Haki and other community-focused initiatives.