How ODM was handed to Ruto in a silver platter by appointing Oburu party leader
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A faction of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), now led by Oburu Oginga, has announced plans to negotiate with President William Ruto, signaling a potential shift ahead of the 2027 polls.
- The party's Cabinet Secretaries and MPs have reportedly begun campaigning for President William Ruto's re-election.
- Key players include the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and President William Ruto.
- Critics and analysts view this move as indicative of ODM's weaknesses heading into pre-election talks.
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President Ruto's hand in millions splashed at ODM event - March 2026
The Orange Democratic Movement's Special National Delegates Convention held at Jamhuri Grounds in Nairobi on March 27, 2026, sparked questions after an estimated Sh100 million was reportedly spent, with questions raised regarding State House funding. A faction of ODM, now led by Oburu Oginga, has announced plans to negotiate with President William Ruto, signaling a potential political shift ahead of the 2027 polls. Meanwhile, the ODM Linda Mwananchi team successfully held its People's National Delegates Convention at Ufungamano House in Nairobi despite a significant police presence aimed at disrupting the event.
