Originally published by Standard Politics

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September 26, 2026

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Lusaka cautions Western leaders against early succession politics

Western Kenya leaders have also demanded that the region be considered for the Deputy President position if Ruto wins a second term...

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Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka has urged leaders in Western Kenya to prioritize development over early succession politics, despite ongoing discussions about the region's demand for the Deputy President position in 2027.

Governor Lusaka emphasized focusing on development and services rather than premature negotiations for political positions, referencing the intensifying ODM-UDA partnership.
Key figures involved include Governor Lusaka, President William Ruto, Cooperatives Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya, and ODM Acting Secretary General Catherine Omanyo.
The comments come as ODM leaders renew their demand for the Deputy President slot and push for Oparanya's consideration, while also advocating for Ruto's re-election based on developmental gains.

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