Oburu stands firm on UDA-ODM Coalition Strategy; says critics free to exit

“We have no intention of expelling anyone from the party. If someone wants to leave the party, let them depart on their own and leave us alone,” Oburu said. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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ODM Party Leader Oburu Odinga has declared that party members critical of the Central Management Committee's decision to pursue pre-election coalition talks are welcome to leave the party, rather than causing internal dissent. This stance was articulated during a consultation rally in Kibra.

Oburu Odinga affirmed that ODM aims for a stronger role in forming the next government through these coalition talks.
ODM Deputy Party Leader and Kisii Governor Simba Arati pledged to lead campaigns in Nairobi to secure ODM's stronghold, aiming for nine parliamentary seats.
MPs George Aladwa and TJ Kajwang urged Kibra residents to boycott a planned meeting by "ODM dissidents" at Kamukunji Grounds, viewing it as a challenge to Oburu's authority.

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