ODM planned NDC faces new hurdle
An ODM member has written to the party leadership demanding that the party address at least six serious legal concerns within three days...
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The Orange Democratic Movement's (ODM) planned Special Delegates Convention on March 27, 2026, is facing a significant challenge.
- A life member of the ODM has filed a formal legal complaint contesting the convention's legality.
- The ODM party leadership is involved in this dispute over the meeting.
- The complaint raises concerns about alleged constitutional irregularities, with threats of court action to block the meeting.
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