Gladys Wanga: ODM expects half stake with UDA after Oburu, Ruto talks

ODM chairperson Gladys Wanga said that they expect a fair sharing of resources after discussions between the two party dons ahead of the 2027 General Election...

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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) expects a 50% stake in any power-sharing agreement with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), following talks between Oburu Odinga and President William Ruto. This demand was voiced by ODM chairperson Gladys Wanga.

Gladys Wanga, also Homa Bay governor, stated that ODM and UDA should split national resources "in the middle."
The discussions between Oburu Odinga and President Ruto aim to streamline a partnership ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Internal divisions within ODM exist, with some members, including Oburu, advocating for continued cooperation with the government, while younger leaders prefer an independent opposition stance.
President Ruto has expressed a desire for a decisive victory in 2027, potentially through a coalition with ODM.

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