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Hon. Maxwell Changilwa Amugune is a son of Kabiro — shaped by the mjengo community, the mama mbogas, and the everyday struggles of the people he has always lived among. Every rough road he has walked, every site worker he has spoken to, every mother he has listened to is his reason for running for MCA, Kabiro Ward, Dagoretti North, in the 2027 elections.
Maxwell is the founding voice of the Official Maxwell Changilwa Amugune Supporters Community and advocates for a safe Kabiro — Bila Political Brokers. He believes an MCA must be close to the people, like a mzee wa kijiji, not hidden behind gatekeepers and middlemen. For too long, vijana have struggled to get two hundred shillings from their MCA, believing it is an entitlement, while elders cannot focus on real development. That culture must change.
He has personally lived the healthcare crisis in Kabiro — nearly dying from food poisoning on a Sunday when every private hospital in the ward was closed and no emergency response was available. He has lost his phone to a motorbike snatcher right here in Kabiro. These are not statistics to Maxwell — they are the fire behind every pledge in his manifesto.
Kabiro needs more than streetlights — it needs operational police posts and security personnel on the ground every day, in every corner of the ward.
Resources, bursaries, and development belong to the residents of Kabiro — not to brokers and middlemen. Maxwell pledges direct, transparent leadership for all.
An MCA should be close to the people — like a mzee wa kijiji. Always accessible, always present, always accountable to every Kabiro resident.
The mjengo community is the family that made Maxwell who he is. He will never stop fighting for fair wages, site safety, and social protection for every worker.
Bursaries, free water, healthcare, and development must reach every Kabiro resident equally — your voter's card is your right, not a favour from a broker.
Prayers have lifted Maxwell above every challenge. He leads with honesty, humility, and a deep commitment to serve — not to be served.
Maxwell's pledge is simple — no gatekeepers, no brokers, no middlemen. An open door for every Kabiro resident, every single day. That is what real ward representation looks like.
Maxwell's path to leadership was built through years of grassroots organizing, personal sacrifice, and an unshakeable belief that Kabiro can — and will — be better.
Grew up in Kabiro Ward, walking the same unpaved roads, witnessing the same neglect, and feeling the same daily struggles as every resident. Kabiro did not just shape him — it became his mandate.
Connected deeply with Kabiro's construction worker community — the family that made him who he is. Began speaking out against exploitation, unsafe working conditions, and the absence of social protection for site workers across Nairobi.
Organized Kabiro residents around shared challenges — insecurity, poor roads, lack of clean water, unequal bursary distribution, and absent healthcare. Championed free water initiatives that the current leadership later shut down.
Nearly died from food poisoning on a Sunday when no local emergency response was available in Kabiro. Lost his phone to a motorbike snatcher in his own ward. These personal moments became the strongest arguments for his candidacy.
Launched the official campaign for MCA, Kabiro Ward, Dagoretti North, in the 2027 general elections — with a people's manifesto rooted in security, healthcare, free water, equal bursaries, mjengo worker rights, and a Kabiro Bila Political Brokers.
"Kabiro shaped who I am, but prayers have lifted me above everything to this day. Every rough road I've walked, every mjengo worker I've spoken to, every mama mboga I've listened to — they are my reason for running. My leadership will be measured not by speeches, but by the lives we change together."