Kisii Governor Simba Arati has called on members of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to remain united and focused after the death of their longtime leader, Raila Odinga.
Speaking during the party’s 20th anniversary celebrations in Mombasa on Thursday, November 13, Arati said that ODM is still strong and can rise again to form the next government.
Governor Arati, who also serves as ODM’s deputy party leader, said the passing of Raila was a big loss that left many members heartbroken and uncertain about the party’s future.
However, he told the crowd that ODM must not give up, reminding them that Raila’s vision of justice, equality, and democracy must live on through their unity.
“There is uncertainty because of our party leader’s death,” Arati said.
“But we will be the last people to destroy the trust that Kenyans have given us. ODM will not die before 2027 or 2032.” TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.
