Sh500m row: Junet, Sifuna clash over 2022 ODM campaign money
Minority Leader Junet Mohamed and ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, have accused each other of mishandling the funds, dragging former President Uhuru Kenyatta into the controversy...
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A dispute regarding the payment of ODM party agents during the 2022 General Election has reignited, with prominent party officials, Junet Mohamed and Edwin Sifuna, publicly clashing over the alleged misuse of Sh500 million campaign funds.
- Alleged amount in dispute: Sh500 million for agent payments.
- Key individuals involved: Minority Leader Junet Mohamed and Secretary General Edwin Sifuna.
- The controversy centers on funds meant for ODM agents during the 2022 General Election.
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