The Jubilee party has publicly defended its leader, former President Uhuru Kenyatta, from accusations regarding the handling of campaign funds for Raila Odinga's unsuccessful 2022 presidential bid. This defense comes amid a public dispute between ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna and Jubilee's Director of Elections Junet Mohamed over alleged fund misuse.

• The Jubilee party claims attacks on Uhuru Kenyatta are "dishonest, politically motivated" and an attempt by the current government to "divert attention from their failures."
• Junet Mohamed alleged that funds for agents were released by Uhuru to his brother, Muhoho Kenyatta, who then appointed Peter Mburu to oversee recruitment and payments, but no agents were ultimately procured.
• Sifuna accused Junet of misusing funds and now pretending Uhuru's money was "dirty" despite benefiting from it at the time.