GMoi,your STANDARD media’s 5 days a week EXTORTIONIST propaganda HEADLINES on me & my administration’s transformative track record will get you NOTHING & NOWHERE.BLACKMAIL to yield to your GREED? NEVER.Kenya belongs to all Kenyans,not you alone.Jaribu 8 days a week. Do your WORST
Methinks the same!
Edwin Sifuna, Orengo, Simba Arati, Babu Owino in ODM and in ODM Asili are the rest of the ODM orphans lead by Junet Mohamed, their chairman.
William Ruto amewasoma sana na anajua what y'all want to listen. Whatever he's said on the mic, inaishia hapo, for once he's back to statehouse and Baba is buried, you're forever forgetten. Edwin Sifuna and Orengo gave you some highlights. The end of of era, is finally arrived!
Baba is buried by those who hated him so much, while those who loved and valued him are watching on the TV, for you don't have money. What a sad escapades!
Who would want an indian frog to lead the biggest party like ODM in this country? If ODM will not be having Edwin Sifuna in it, so DCP is about to be the most famous party in Kenya!
Current Siaya Governor James Orengo and Ida Odinga have not been on good terms for some time, largely due to internal disagreements within ODM and personal differences linked to political decisions made by Raila Odinga in his later years. However, following Raila’s death less than two days ago, Orengo chose to set aside those differences, showing maturity and respect during this difficult moment for the Odinga family and the Luo nation.
Although many Luos may not currently give Orengo their full attention, he remains one of the most politically astute and well-informed leaders in the region. Having been close to Raila for decades and involved in the inner workings of ODM, Orengo has deep insight into the unfolding dynamics within Siaya, Migori, Kisumu, and Homa Bay counties.
At one point, Orengo reportedly tried to advise Raila on several sensitive issues including his dalliance with President William Ruto and the internal direction of ODM but his counsel was often ignored. Now, in the aftermath of Raila’s passing, many of Orengo’s warnings seem to have come true, particularly regarding the weakening of ODM’s influence and the political confusion gripping the Nyanza region.
While Raila’s death marks the end of an era, leaders like Orengo may hold the key to what comes next especially as Luo politics enters a new, uncertain chapter.
Prof. David Kodia, Bishop of the Anglican, Bondo Diocese: Baba never used the power of money to intimidate people. Today, we have bad manners among our politicians. They have taught our people the culture of handouts