Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi Movement opts for closed-door NDC,media barred

Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi Movement opts for closed-door NDC,media barred

The Linda Mwananchi Movement will hold its National Delegates Conference behind closed doors on November 13, with Head of Communications Pauline Njoroge confirming that the media will not be allowed.

NAIROBI,Kenya Nov 12 – The Linda Mwananchi Movement’s (LMM) National Delegates Conference (NDC) scheduled for Friday, November 13, will be a closed-door meeting, with the media barred from covering the proceedings.

Linda Mwananchi Movement Head of Communication Pauline Njoroge confirmed that journalists would not be allowed to cover the conference, which is expected to formalise the political outfit’s transition from The Equitable Party (TEP) to the Linda Mwananchi Movement.

“Kindly note that tomorrow’s NDC will be a closed-door meeting, with no media coverage,” Njoroge said.

The decision means the conference will proceed as an internal party affair, with participation restricted to designated delegates drawn from members registered under TEP by the time the NDC notice was published.

The venue for the National Delegates Conference has not been made public, with the movement keeping details of the location undisclosed ahead of Friday’s meeting.

In a separate notice to supporters, the movement said each county had been allocated a specific number of delegates based on its registered membership, warning that the allocations must be strictly observed.

The party described the gathering as a statutory meeting required to fulfil the legal requirements governing its establishment and transition.

“We ask for your understanding and cooperation as we undertake this important process to approve the party’s name change and ratify other decisions necessary to formalise…

In brief

NAIROBI,Kenya Nov 12 – The Linda Mwananchi Movement’s (LMM) National Delegates Conference (NDC) scheduled for Friday, November 13, will be a closed-door meeting, with the media barred from covering the proceedings. Linda Mwananchi Movement Head of Communication Pauline Njoroge confirmed that journalists would not be allowed to cover the conference, which is expected to formalise the political outfit’s transition from The Equitable Party (TEP) to the Linda Mwananchi Movement.

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