ODM deputy leader Osotsi opposes referendum push, claims plot to extend term limit

Osotsi claimed the ongoing discussions suggest the referendum is intended to extend the current five-year term to seven years...

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ODM deputy party leader Godfrey Osotsi has vocally opposed the rising calls for a referendum, asserting it is a deceptive tactic by government allies to prolong their terms in office.

Osotsi claims the push aims to extend political terms from five to seven years for MCAs, MPs, Senators, and the president.
He accused Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and his team of using proposals like boundary reviews as a decoy to distract Kenyans.
Osotsi insists any referendum should be held separately from the General Election and focus on issues from the National Dialogue Committee (Nadco) report.

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