Inside plot to oust Osotsi as ODM deputy leader
His position is now pegged on his attendance at the National Delegates Convention...
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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party is reportedly planning to oust one of its Deputy Party Leaders, Godfrey Osotsi, if he fails to attend the upcoming National Delegates Convention (NDC) on March 8th.
- The convention's agenda includes the ratification of interim party leadership appointments, including Dr Oburu Oginga as party leader and three deputy party leaders.
- Mr Osotsi has publicly stated he will attend a parallel NDC convened by the Linda Mwananchi faction, deeming the official meeting "illegal."
- Party officials, such as Nairobi branch chairperson George Aladwa, indicated that if Mr Osotsi is absent without a valid reason, delegates from Western Kenya will be asked to propose his replacement.
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ODM to Oust Deputy Leader Osotsi If He Skips NDC - March 2026
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