President Ruto losing in 2027? Not a chance- PCS Mudavadi
Mudavadi emphasized that despite the evolving political landscape in the country, President Ruto remains a strong contender for a second term.
Mudavadi emphasized that despite the evolving political landscape in the country, President Ruto remains a strong contender for a second term.
The 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.
Speaking during Madaraka Day celebrations at the Raila Odinga Stadium in Homa Bay, he said the country cannot move forward without addressing the suffering caused during the demonstrations.
Ethekon dismissed claims that he would favour President William Ruto or any political figure in the 2027 elections.
President Ruto supported Raila’s position and said the government would take steps to clearly define the international boundary between the two nations.
Raila highlighted that numerous fishermen have lost their lives on Lake Victoria due to the lack of rapid emergency response systems.
President William Ruto made this announcement on Friday, during the Blue Economy Summit held in Homa Bay County.
The President warned Kenyans against politicians who thrive on anger, hatred and tribalism, saying such leaders are dangerous to the country’s unity and progress.
Odinga noted that he is willing to work closely with the current administration to help solve issues facing the country, adding that such cooperation is necessary for progress.
This event will bring together the two leaders in a powerful show of unity aimed at fostering national inclusion and development.
The survey, carried out between May 2 and May 6, 2025, shows that 54% of Kenyans oppose the broad-based government, while only 22% support it.
Raila’s legal team also argues that the matter is premature, noting that the General Election covers more than just the presidency.