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In a dramatic turn of events, ODM leader Raila Odinga has flatly rejected pleas from politicians urging him to rejoin the opposition. Unapologetic and resolute, Raila declared, “We know exactly where we are going.”
Throwing shade at his critics, the former Prime Minister questioned their sudden interest in him, reminding them that not long ago, they branded him a “hyena.” Now, they want him back?
Raila insists Kenya has fought through turbulent times, and the last thing the country needs is division. “This nation is bigger than any individual. We must protect it,” he asserted.
Despite acknowledging the country’s challenges—including the push for free and fair elections—he remains optimistic that solutions will emerge over time. “Where we are isn’t ideal, but we must keep moving forward. That’s why unity is crucial,” he emphasized.
This bold stance comes as former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and his allies ramp up efforts to lure Raila into their fold. But with his recent pact with President Ruto to address national issues, Raila seems unmoved.
The message is clear: Raila isn’t looking back. Will this decision shake up Kenya’s political landscape?
Stephen Musungu
