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Speaking during the formal handover of Raila’s mausoleum at Kang’o Ka Jaramogi in Bondo on Wednesday, Orengo said the NARCO process and the 10-point agenda developed during Raila’s political journey were among the issues that should be taken forward.
The EALA MP said the President may have the intention to see the commitments fulfilled, but the outcome also depends on the people charged with handling the different processes.
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, he said the 10-Point Agenda and the NADCO report should guide governance and public debate.
Sifuna said the committee responsible for supervising the implementation of the agreement had failed to carry out its mandate. He argued that instead of providing clear answers on the status of the agreement, the committee appeared to create the impression that the commitments had been addressed.
According to the committee’s findings, nine legislative proposals linked to the dialogue process have already been submitted to Parliament, with three of them now enacted into law.
Speaking during the presentation of the implementation report at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi on Tuesday, Oginga said the agenda will continue beyond its anniversary and up to 2027 as it focuses on improving the livelihoods of Kenyans.
Agnes Zani says the NADCO 10-Point Agenda is guiding Kenya’s political and economic transition, with a focus on youth jobs, infrastructure and reforms overseen by a national implementation committee.
Junet confirmed that the party would now pursue structured engagement with other political formations, starting with UDA, but made it clear that ODM’s presence in Parliament would not be part of any bargain.
The memorandum of understanding, signed on March 7, 2025, by President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga, created a five-member committee led by Agnes Zani. Other members include Fatuma Ibrahim, Kevin Kiarie, Gabriel Oguda, and Javas Bigambo.
She explained that the 10-point agenda was developed by late ODM leader Raila Odinga after young protesters declined formal talks, prompting him to engage widely across society to identify their core concerns.
The Nadco report was concluded and signed on November 25, 2023, and later presented in Parliament, first in the National Assembly on December 7, 2023, and then in the Senate on February 21, 2024. The report, compiled by representatives from both UDA and ODM, proposed constitutional, legal, and policy reforms designed to address pressing national issues.