Junet Names The Only ODM Candidate Allowed to Challenge Ruto in 2027

The lawmaker said ODM’s constitution does not allow members to unilaterally declare themselves fit for the presidency...

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Suna East Member of Parliament Junet Mohamed declared that ODM party leader Oburu Odinga is the only individual constitutionally allowed to declare a presidential candidacy for the party in 2027, dismissing other aspiring candidates. He also alleged that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is funding dissent within the party.

Junet Mohamed stated that the ODM party's constitution permits only the party leader, Oburu Odinga, to vie for the presidency.
Oburu Odinga affirmed his resolve to protect the party's legacy and maintain its commitment to a broad-based arrangement with President William Ruto.
Junet accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta of paying individuals to create division and stage a "coup" within the ODM party.

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