About Jackson Ekaru Nakusa
Jackson Ekaru Nakusa chairs the Turkana Professionals Association and is an aspirant for Senator of Turkana County in the 2027 General Election.
| Name | Jackson Ekaru Nakusa |
|---|---|
| Seat sought | Senator, Turkana County (2027) |
| Current role | Chairperson, Turkana Professionals Association (The Standard , IEBC forum report ) |
| Education | Listed with an MA in Business Administration (Nation ). Institution: To be confirmed |
| Home area | Turkana South (as listed in Nation ). Ward or village: To be confirmed |
| Party or ticket | To be confirmed |
| Family and personal story | To be confirmed |
Key moments
Each entry links to a published source. Entries marked with a date range or role are given as reported.
- 2003
Party in Election Petition No. 4 of 2003, Jackson Ekaru Nakusa v. Paul K. Tororei and 2 Others, cited in a legal paper on security-deposit rules for election petitions.
Source: EAMJA / ICJ Kenya paper
- Early 2010s
Reported as an aspirant for the Turkana Senate seat. He said ICC matters should be kept apart from the Kamatusa grouping, and that an association with a development mandate would be welcome in Turkana.
Source: Nation
- 2013
Listed on the Mzalendo parliamentary tracker as a member of New Ford Kenya and the Amani Coalition.
Source: Mzalendo
- Thirdway Alliance
Named Senior Cabinet Secretary for Petroleum and Mining in Ekuru Aukot's shadow Cabinet. Listed with an MA in Business Administration, from Turkana South.
Source: Nation
- 2019 to 2020
Lead petitioner for 32 Turkana residents challenging land acquisition notices for oil and LAPSSET. Court of Appeal judgment delivered on 4 December 2020.
Source: Kenya Law
- As TPA chairperson
Chairs the Turkana Professionals Association. Welcomed the nomination of Erastus Ethekon as IEBC chairperson, spoke at an IEBC voter registration forum, and spoke on legal literacy at a Turkana summit.
Source: The Standard
- 2026
Listed in a Swiss Poll International survey of the Turkana Senate race (1,063 respondents). He was reported at 3 percent, with 6 percent undecided.
Source: newsturkana.com