ODM Makes Decision on Supporting Ruto in 2027 After Key Meeting
According to the statement, the talks are intended to be structured and deliberate, focusing on shared interests and the evolving political landscape rather than ad hoc arrangements...
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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) announced plans to initiate structured political negotiations with various formations, including the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), following a Central Committee meeting on Monday, January 12, in < قوي>Kilifi County.
- The ODM Central Committee formally mandated the Party Leader to begin negotiations with UDA as part of a pre-election alliance strategy.
- Oburu Oginga, speaking on behalf of the committee, stated that these talks will be structured, focusing on shared interests and aiming to strengthen ODM's national foothold.
- Internal consultations with party members nationwide and a future National Delegates Convention will inform the party's final position.
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ODM Holds Central Committee Meeting Amid Internal Rifts and 2027 Strategy Discussions - January 2026
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) held a Central Management Committee meeting in Kilifi County, chaired by Senator Oburu Oginga, to address internal wrangles and shape the party's future. The meeting proceeded amidst deepening party rifts, with senior figures including Secretary General Edwin Sifuna and Senators Godfrey Osotsi, Odour Ong’wen, and Ledama Ariko boycotting the event. The wrangles are reportedly over leadership and strategy for the 2027 General Election. Following the meeting on Monday, January 12, ODM announced plans to initiate structured political negotiations with various formations, including the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). Senator Oginga emphasized a member-driven approach to address the growing divisions within the party.
