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In a surprise move, the UDA governor addressed a Linda Mwananchi rally in Thika, Kiambu County, where he called for the formation of a strong opposition alliance to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 polls.
Sifuna explained that the technical team decided to temporarily shut down the platform to address the issues and incorporate suggestions shared by users.
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.
Speaking on NTV on Tuesday, Sifuna recounted how young supporters had to intervene during a recent rally in Kakamega to prevent serious harm, emphasizing that attempts to intimidate or obstruct his movement will no longer succeed, describing it as “unstoppable.”
In a motion submitted to ODM National Chairperson Gladys Wanga on January 5, 2025, Oketch’s legal team claims that Sifuna has flagrantly violated the party’s constitution while holding leadership positions.
Sifuna also urged the government to focus on addressing challenges affecting citizens instead of concentrating on political statements about opponents. He said Kenyans expect leadership that responds to everyday issues and improves their welfare.
Speaking on Wednesday at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), where party leaders were preparing to travel to India for the repatriation of Odinga’s body, Sifuna said the sheer number of visitors to the Odinga home has left the family struggling to cope.
The Senators warned that growing regulatory gaps and mismanagement in mental health facilities, both public and private, are putting the lives of vulnerable patients at risk.
Sifuna said that while President William Ruto may have benefited from the appearance of political calm and democratic order under the MoU, ODM had nothing to show for it
Citing the county’s high ranking in the national Fiduciary Risk Assessment, Sifuna described Nairobi’s situation as deeply troubling and a reflection of systemic failures in financial oversight.
Speaking in the Senate on Thursday, Sifuna raised concern that entire communities across the city, including Mathare, Korogocho, Majengo Gorofani, and Kwa Reuben, have gone years without electricity yet still receive regular bills from the power distributor.