@HEBabuOwino Also, remember that the current movement is largely centered on Bukusu political interests. Focus on building your own national party (ODM)
@HEBabuOwino , you are still young & have a bright political future. You have what it takes to become the next Governor of Nairobi & from there, aim for the presidency in 2032....
@HEBabuOwino ..,Support President Ruto's re-election & position yourself to succeed him. That path could strengthen your national leadership profile.
You are more popular than Edwin Sifuna. You don't have to remain under his political shadow...
The county leadership should have focused less on cheap politics and more on supporting farmers. This is a painful reminder that agriculture must remain a priority through timely support for affected farmers.
@citizentvkenya@YvonneOkwara Sifuna, you recently mocked the Affordable Housing, saying Luhyas cannot live with chickens on the 17th floor of the houses. Was that just a joke, or do you genuinely believe that pple from Western shld remain in traditional homes?
#THEEXPLAINER
@citizentvkenya@YvonneOkwara In 2012, Kibaki endorsed Mudavadi, bt some influential figures from the Mountain backed Mr Wamalwa. Sifuna's move will end up splitting the Luhya vote, the biggest loser could be the Luhya community's bargaining power.
#THEEXPLAINER
@citizentvkenya One thing that stood out during the Linda Mwananchi tour in Trans Nzoia was that Babu Owino appeared sidelined by Mr Natembeya. If leaders within the coalition appear divided, many Kenyans question its ability to unite a diverse country.
#Daybreak@AyubAbdikadir
One thing that stood out during the Linda Mwananchi tour in Trans Nzoia was that Babu Owino appeared sidelined by Mr Natembeya. If leaders within the coalition appear divided, many Kenyans question its ability to unite a diverse country.
@citizentvkenya@AyubAbdikadir#Daybreak
In 2012, Kibaki endorsed Mudavadi, but some influential figures from Mt. Kenya backed Mr Wamalwa. Sifuna's political path risks splitting the Luhya vote and if that happens, the Luhya community could lose bargaining power.
@citizentvkenya@AyubAbdikadir#Daybreak
As long as Rigathi Gachagua remains in Edwin Sifuna's coalition, many Kenyans are likely to see him as political baggage. His presence could make it harder for the coalition to win broad public trust.
@citizentvkenya@AyubAbdikadir#Daybreak
Sifuna is argueing that the President should have built mortuaries instead of Housing. His ally Mr Natembeya is facing criticism over county spending on coffins. Kenyans deserve leaders whose vision is to build homes for the living.
@citizentvkenya@AyubAbdikadir#Daybreak