Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) planning and economic affairs leader, Honorable Dr. Peter Mbae, has ignited debate online after sharing official details outlining the registration fees required for aspirants intending to vie on the DCP ticket in the 2027 General Election.
Dr. Mbae, who is eyeing the Nakuru County senatorial seat, circulated the message through his social media platforms, urging all prospective candidates across the country to complete their registration process early.
He appealed to those yet to register as aspirants to do so by contacting DCP county coordinators or the party headquarters.
According to the notice, aspirants are required to pay their registration fees through a designated Pay Bill number 247247, using account number 254829, under the account name Democracy for the Citizens Party.
After payment, aspirants must submit their transaction confirmation along with personal details, including full name, ID number, phone number, county, constituency, ward, and the position they intend to contest.
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The fee structure shared indicates that Members of County Assembly (MCAs) are required to pay KSh 5,000, while youth and persons living with disabilities (PWDs) will pay KSh 2,500.
Members of Parliament, Women Representatives, and Senators are each required to pay KSh 10,000, with youth and PWD aspirants paying KSh 5,000. Aspirants seeking the Governor’s seat will pay KSh 50,000, while youth and PWDs pay KSh 25,000.
Dr. Mbae further announced that all registered DCP aspirants from Nakuru County will hold a consultative meeting in the second week of January 2026.
He also encouraged non-aspirants willing to support the party to engage county coordinators for possible inclusion in county leadership teams.
The announcement has triggered mixed reactions online, with some Kenyans praising the transparency, while others questioned the affordability and timing of the fees.
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