Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has denied claims that he is advocating for tribal leadership in Nairobi County, insisting his remarks were twisted by the media. He clarified that DCP's strategy for Nairobi is based on inclusivity for all communities.

• Gachagua accused sections of the media of misreporting his statements on Nairobi politics.
• He announced a cooperation plan between DCP and Wiper Democratic Movement, where each party would support the other based on regional strength.
• Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka dismissed claims that his party had ceded Nairobi seats to DCP, stating cooperation does not mean surrendering political territory.
• Gachagua invited ODM leaders Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino to join DCP.
• He stated that DCP and the united opposition remain dominant in Nairobi County, claiming President William Ruto has 24,000 votes in Nairobi.