Ruth Odinga blasts Ruto allies in ODM over ‘orphaned’ remarks

Kisumu MP Ruth Odinga has accused ODM legislators allied to President Ruto of betraying Raila Odinga’s legacy after claiming the party is “orphaned,” urging supporters to rebuild and defend ODM’s national identity...

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Kisumu County MP Ruth Odinga has strongly criticized ODM legislators allied with President William Ruto for claiming the party is "orphaned" after Raila Odinga's death, accusing them of betraying the party's legacy.

Ruth Odinga made her remarks during a live interview on Radio Nam Lolwe, dismissing the "orphan" narrative advanced by MPs Sam Atandi, Jared Okello, and Mark Nyamita.
She emphasized that ODM is a people-driven movement, not a personality cult, and remains a national force capable of speaking truth to power.
Odinga praised Interim Party Leader Senator Oburu Oginga for his steady leadership and hinted at her own political ambitions, including a potential presidential bid, under the ODM ticket for the 2027 General Election.

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