ODM youth reject protests, push for Inclusion and 2027 strategy
A section of youth leaders allied to the ODM has distanced itself from planned demonstrations, opting instead to back a development-driven agenda as the party gears up for the 2027 General Election...
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A faction of ODM youth leaders has rejected planned demonstrations, advocating for a development-focused agenda and internal reform ahead of the 2027 General Election.
- The youth prioritize political mobilization and voter registration over street protests.
- They are demanding competitive party primaries instead of direct nominations.
- Key figures present included party leader Oburu Oginga and several prominent governors and officials.
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