Oburu calls for unity in ODM as 2027 politics intensify
Oburu Oginga has intensified his efforts to unite the party as he rallied members to embrace the party and strengthen it through unity...
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Dr. Oburu Oginga, acting party leader for the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), is intensifying efforts to unify the party. Speaking at a memorial service for former Prime Minister Raila Odinga in Migori County, Oburu called for party members to strengthen ODM through unity ahead of Kenya's 2027 General Election.
- Oburu Oginga emphasized that party unity is crucial for future bargaining power, urging supporters to register as both party members and voters.
- The event, held at Sony Sugar Green Stadium in Awendo Sub-County, was attended by key political figures including Migori Governor Ochilo Ayacko, ODM Chairperson Gladys Wanga, and National Assembly Minority leader Junet Mohammed.
- Governor Wanga affirmed the commitment to maintain a strong ODM, noting that the party is in a broad-based government until 2027 to fulfill a ten-point agenda.
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