The former CJ has in recent months increased his political visibility, attending rallies and grassroots events organised by UGM, with particular emphasis on engaging Gen Z voters.
Maraga’s digital strategy includes the launch of multiple social media platforms specifically branded for his presidential bid.
“I will not require funds to dish out for people to vote for me to become president because that is an irregularity; those are among the irregularities that we should sort out.”
Speaking during a television interview on Wednesday evening, the 74-year-old retired jurist said his decision came after extensive consultations and deep reflection on the country’s current trajectory, particularly the government’s handling of youth-led protests.
