Mbadi: The president of 2027 is already decided

Mbadi challenged ODM members who are not satisfied with supporting Ruto to declare their support for former Gachagua...

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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has warned that the ODM party's indecision on supporting President William Ruto's re-election could lead to party division ahead of the 2027 General Election. Mbadi urged the opposition to focus on the 2032 polls, asserting that the 2027 presidency is already decided.

Former ODM Chairperson John Mbadi stated, "The president of 2027 is already decided."
Mbadi suggested that ODM members not supporting Ruto should consider aligning with "united opposition" figures like former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua or Kalonzo.
He expressed dissatisfaction with ODM leaders who only committed to supporting Ruto until 2027, emphasizing that failure to adhere to the political agreement could harm the party's relationship with Ruto.

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