“Good Morning, Uncle, the Message Is WANTAM” – Gloria Orwoba

Former nominated senator Gloria Orwoba has sparked political conversations after sharing a humorous message reiterating her support for the WANTAM slogan, which calls for President William Ruto to serve only one term.

In a social media post on Sunday, October 11, 2026, Orwoba wrote, “Good morning! I have to remind Uncle that the message is WANTAM!” She accompanied the statement with laughing emojis, giving the message a playful tone while drawing attention to the political slogan.

The post comes amid growing political discussions surrounding the 2027 General Election, with supporters of the WANTAM campaign calling for a change in leadership when Kenyans head to the ballot.

Orwoba’s statement reflects her continued association with the political message advocating for a one-term presidency. The slogan has become a rallying call among sections of the opposition and Kenyans who want President Ruto to leave office after his first term.

The former senator has previously been vocal about political strategy and the need for leaders seeking to challenge the president to organise effectively ahead of the next election.

Her latest message, however, stands out for its humorous reference to her uncle. Rather than delivering a lengthy political statement, she used a short, direct remark to reinforce the message she wanted to communicate.

The post may attract reactions from Kenyans who support the WANTAM campaign as well as those who believe President Ruto deserves another term.

Political Temperatures Rise Ahead of 2027

As the next General Election approaches, political slogans continue to shape public conversations across the country. WANTAM has gained visibility as a symbol of opposition to a second presidential term for Ruto, while his supporters have promoted competing messages in defence of his re-election bid.

These competing political positions are likely to remain prominent as political leaders mobilise supporters, build alliances and communicate their agendas to voters.

Orwoba’s latest post adds to the ongoing debate, although it does not, by itself, establish any new political alliance or announcement.

Ultimately, the strength of the competing campaigns will depend on their ability to persuade voters through their policies, leadership choices and plans for addressing the country’s challenges.

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