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Speaking on Tuesday in a Radio Generation interview, the spokesperson and head of secretariat for the United Opposition, said the country is facing “massive” institutional decay, particularly within Parliament and the education system.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Tuesday, Kituyi said the country is experiencing “ever-increasing number of taxes, ever-increasing scandals of misallocation of public resources, ever-increasing reversals on public goods, like a comprehensively priced education,” which he said “are not how to build bottom up” and instead perpetuate poverty.
Speaking on NTV on Monday, Omanyo emphasized that the Orange Democratic Movement’s core DNA remains rooted in democracy, equity, and national unity, insisting the party continues to pursue power through constitutional means while advocating for inclusive development across all regions.
Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai has urged ODM to give young members real influence, warning that sidelining youth voices threatens the party’s relevance, organization and competitiveness in future Kenyan elections.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Alai argued that the absence of the late ODM leader Raila Odinga, popularly known as Baba, has exposed weaknesses in the party’s structure and decision-making processes.
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, Alai acknowledged the successful organisation of a recent party event, (ODM SDC), describing it as “very well managed” and “very procedural,” with strict security checks for both vehicles and attendees.
By mobilising thousands of volunteers to capture polling station results, the system aims to ensure transparency and reduce delays in vote tallying.
In a statement issued on Sunday by National Assembly Minority Leader and ODM party Director of Campaigns, Junet Mohamed, the party said the reports were “a deliberate attempt to misinform the public and diminish the credibility of our party.”
Osotsi maintained that the resolutions emerging from the contested NDC “do not reflect the will of party members,” insisting that “the meeting that purported to effect leadership changes was fundamentally flawed, having not adhered to party constitution and attended by individuals who did not constitute genuine party delegates.”
Kalonzo cautioned that removing Sifuna, together with Embakasi East MP Babu Owino and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, would leave ODM unrecognisable compared to the party Raila built and led for more than two decades.
The announcement follows the conclusion of the Emurua Dikirr parliamentary primaries, which were accompanied by allegations of vote manipulation, bribery, repeat voting, and the use of proxy voters in several polling areas. These concerns were raised despite the completion of tallying and declaration of results.
The former DP described the disagreement as strictly political, stressing that it did not affect their long-standing personal connection. Gachagua said their association goes back many years, including a period when he worked closely under Kenyatta in a professional capacity.
The nomination came ahead of the by-election set by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for May 14, 2026, in a constituency with 44,447 registered voters. The seat fell vacant following the death of Johana Ng’eno in a helicopter crash at Chepkiyep village in Mosop Constituency, Nandi County, on February 28, 2026.
Oburu described ODM as “the largest and the biggest party south of Sahara and north of River Limpopo,” saying it has the strength to take power but must act wisely.
ODM deputy leader Abdulswamad Nassir defended the party’s dialogue strategy at a Nairobi convention, urging unity behind new leader Oburu Oginga and insisting criticism will not derail ODM’s mission.
Winnie Odinga used ODM’s Special Delegates Convention in Nairobi to urge reconciliation, youth inclusion and grassroots empowerment, warning the party risks leaving ordinary Kenyans behind without internal reforms.
Olekina urged leaders to focus on a unified strategy to consolidate the party’s political influence and secure future leadership positions.
ODM delegates in Nairobi have confirmed Oburu Oginga as party leader and endorsed new deputy leaders, while dropping Senator Godfrey Osotsi, after ratifying National Governing Council resolutions.
ODM chair Gladys Wanga has urged unity, discipline and internal cohesion at a special delegates convention in Nairobi as the party navigates a critical transition after Raila Odinga’s death.
Suna East MP Junet Mohamed says ODM posts will only be held by officials ratified by delegates at the Jamhuri SDC, with unapproved positions declared vacant amid an internal Sifuna dispute.
ODM factions led by Edwin Sifuna and the Linda Mwananchi camp held rival conventions in Nairobi despite a police blockade, exposing a deepening leadership and constitutional dispute within the party.
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Friday, Kibet pointed to the untapped strength of young people, noting that they hold great potential to drive growth across key sectors of the economy. He urged them to focus on issue-based leadership while embracing opportunities in areas such as manufacturing, agriculture, infrastructure and the digital economy.
Taking to his official X account on Thursday, March 26, Sifuna shared details of the event, calling it the “people’s NDC.” He confirmed the meeting will take place at Ufungamano House on Mamlaka Road starting at 9 am.
Kaluma explained that the initiative focuses on strengthening internal systems while guarding against rival parties seeking to gain influence in ODM strongholds. According to him, the party must first secure its existing support before attempting to expand into new regions.
Speaking on Radio Generation ahead of Friday’s National Delegates Conference (NDC), Kaluma emphasized that the gathering will affirm the party’s leadership, resolve internal disputes, and allow delegates from across the country to validate or challenge decisions.
Wanga acknowledged the current strain within ODM following the passing of its leader, saying the party is working to regain stability even as members express differing opinions.
Even as he spoke of the threats, Gachagua insisted that his previous engagements in the Nyanza region had been peaceful, recalling a tour alongside President William Ruto where he said he received a warm welcome.
President William Ruto has weighed in on Raphael Tuju’s multi-billion shilling Karen property debt dispute, criticising alleged opportunists and urging honest advice as courts weigh possible auction of the assets.
Wa Muthende was declared the winner of the November 27, 2025 parliamentary by-election on a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) ticket, securing 15,802 votes against Newton Kariuki’s 15,308. Following the announcement, two election petitions were filed at the Embu High Court.
Kindiki said banditry had existed for more than a decade and insisted the government would “crush the criminals” as it did in previous security operations.