“Those ODM leaders criticising the government should not threaten or lecture us on how to run the government or on human rights. They have never won any elections,” he posted.
According to ODM, The Standard’s coverage is motivated by both political and profit interests, with the newspaper allegedly attempting to “blackmail and arm twist Mr. Odinga and ODM into supporting the political position of the owners and management of the Standard Group.”
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Sifuna urged ODM members to remain steadfast and wait for Raila’s directive upon his return.
Several ODM leaders present at the service voiced their support for Ruto. Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi, speaking from the church podium, assured the President of re-election in 2027, provided he maintains his alliance with former Prime Minister Raila Odinga and keeps faith with God.
He praised the President’s move to form a broad-based government, emphasizing that it is beneficial for the country. Wandayi stated that President Ruto has noble intentions and a solid development plan for the nation, deserving of support from all Kenyans.
