ODM seeks deputy president slot as Sifuna row exposes party divisions
Internal divisions within ODM have surfaced as the party pushes for a deputy president slot and equal power-sharing in potential coalition talks ahead of 2027...
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Leaders within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) are pushing for the party to secure the Deputy President slot in future power-sharing arrangements, amidst growing internal divisions and coalition negotiations.
- The intensifying calls come as the party faces internal wrangling, highlighted by a dispute involving Senator Sifuna.
- The ODM party is focused on internal unity and equitable power-sharing ahead of the 2027 General Election.
- Internal tensions are rising as the party navigates coalition discussions, emphasizing the need for a clear role for the ODM in the next government structure.
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ODM Leaders Push for Deputy President Slot Amid Internal Rivalries - April 2026
Leaders within the Orange Democratic Movement are pushing for the party to secure the Deputy President slot in future power-sharing arrangements, amidst growing internal divisions and coalition negotiations. A significant rivalry has emerged between Siaya Governor James Orengo and ODM leader Oburu Oginga over the party's leadership, a dispute that has been brewing for years and intensified after the death of Raila Odinga. Despite these internal tensions, ODM Party leaders have stated they will not be intimidated and are resolute in their commitment to work with President Ruto. The Sifuna row has exposed deep party divisions as the party navigates its political future.
