The National Assembly Minority Whip maintained that inviting leaders with different political views was not wrong and that the family should be allowed to honour the late former prime minister without facing continued attacks.
By Bradley BosireThe Suba North MP has previously maintained that the action taken against Sifuna may have helped raise his profile beyond Nairobi.
By Bradley BosireOdhiambo said political disagreements should not be allowed to escalate into violence or ethnic mobilisation, calling on political actors to respect the rule of law
By Chrispho OwuorSpeaking during a funeral service in Suba North Constituency on Friday, Odhiambo said the outcome of the by-election should serve as a lesson to leaders who have become disconnected from the people they represent. She said the defeat reflected public dissatisfaction and warned against taking voters for granted.
By Maureen KinyanjuiMillie Odhiambo criticised what she described as attempts to dismiss dissenting voices within ODM, saying differing opinions should not be reduced to personal attacks. She took issue with online reactions to her stance, noting that critics often resort to labelling her as envious of other leaders.
By David AbonyoSince the death of party leader Raila Odinga in October last year, Sifuna has maintained that supporting Ruto’s re-election was not part of the 10-point agreement between Odinga and the President.
By Rose AchiengSponsored by Suba North MP and Minority Whip Millie Odhiambo, the Bill was read for the first time in the Senate on Thursday, December 4, 2025, before being referred to the Senate Committee on Health for further scrutiny.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'iThe legislator thanked President Ruto for his empathy and leadership during the difficult period, noting that he asked women MPs to remain in Kenya to support Ida Odinga while others travelled to India.
By Bradley BosireMinority Whip Millie Odhiambo raised a point of order, warning that the mass visits posed potential safety risks to children
By Brenda SockyThe lawmaker disclosed that there is increased political maneuvering underway, with influential figures advocating for constitutional reforms holding meetings with Raila Odinga, the leader of ODM.
By Brenda Socky