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ODM insists on zoning demand, vows to protect strongholds

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April 19, 2026
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ODM Party officials have told their broad-based partners, UDA, that zoning is there to stay, vowing that ODM strongholds should remain unchallenged. Party Chair Glady's Wanga and Minority leader in the National Assembly, Junet Mohammed, who were in Kendu Bay for a fund drive, cal

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