ODM chief Oburu Oginga calls for civility and unity amid internal tensions
In a Sunday message, he emphasised that the party’s diversity is its strength, but only when members embrace each other and remain focused on shared goals.
In a Sunday message, he emphasised that the party’s diversity is its strength, but only when members embrace each other and remain focused on shared goals.
The meeting comes at a time when political conversations have been increasing around how ODM and UDA will relate going forward, especially as attention shifts toward the 2027 General Election. ODM has in recent...
Speaking on Monday at a youth convention in Jamuhuri Grounds, Nairobi, he dismissed the accusations and reaffirmed party unity, insisting ODM’s goal is to win power, not remain in opposition, amid ongoing tensi...
In a statement on Sunday, he emphasized that national progress depends on tolerance, mutual respect, and collective responsibility, noting that Kenya’s strength lies in its diversity and shared destiny.
Oburu clarified that zoning is only one of several items the party intends to table once talks officially begin, maintaining that no formal process has started.
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.
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 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.
In a statement on Sunday, Oburu said he had been “informed of the emerging issues surrounding Hon. Raphael Tuju” and had “urgently called upon the government, through the relevant investigative bodies, to look...
Oburu’s comments directly addressed critics who have labelled the President’s approach combative, particularly in rebuttals to opponents. He suggested that a double standard exists in judging political conduct,...