ODM leaders push back against dissent, reassert party loyalty
Leaders of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) have moved to quell internal dissent and reinforce party unity..
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Leaders within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) have issued strong warnings against internal dissent and external interference, reaffirming party loyalty ahead of the 2027 general election.
- ODM officials declared they would not tolerate attacks on their party leader and would defend the party's unity and direction.
- Key figures involved include Oburu Odinga, Simba Arati, Abdulswamad Sheriff Nassir, Gladys Wanga, George Aladwa, Junet Mohammed, and Esther Passaris.
- The party emphasized its continued relevance and the importance of internal democracy, with a call to end direct nominations and reaffirming its commitment to fielding candidates for all positions.
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