ODM in tatters as party boss is forced to attend two meetings
The first post-Raila Odinga ODM meeting in Kakamega County pulled leaders in two different directions amid internal party wrangles...
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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is facing internal strife in Kakamega County, with its first post-Raila Odinga meeting highlighting deep divisions. Some members are urging Cooperative Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya to cease factionalism ahead of potential talks with the UDA party.
- The meeting occurred on January 18, 2026, at the Kakamega Golf hotel.
- ODM leader Oburu Oginga attended the consultative meeting, aimed at addressing party direction.
- The internal wrangles are observed as the party prepares for possible discussions with rival political entities, specifically the UDA party.
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