Wanga: Here are ODM’s irreducible minimums on UDA deal
ODM will no longer accept "unilateral" presidential decisions...
✨ Key Highlights
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has outlined its non-negotiable demands for a pre-election coalition with President William Ruto's UDA party, including exclusive zoning of its traditional strongholds and a joint decision-making body.
- ODM expects to be recognized as an equal partner in any coalition agreement.
- Gladys Wanga, ODM National Chairperson, emphasized the need for a written agreement detailing terms, policies, and governance structures.
- A key demand is the establishment of a formal, high-level consultative forum for crucial decisions like Cabinet appointments and legislative agenda.
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