“”Keep Quiet or Get Slapped” Arati Silences Kakuma Crowd Over Ant-Ruto Slogans During ODM Rally

A tense moment has unfolded in Kakuma, Turkana County, after Orange Democratic Movement Deputy Party Leader Simba Arati issued a stern warning to anti-Ruto supporters during a major political rally.

The unexpected exchange briefly silenced the massive crowd gathered for the party’s grassroots activation tour across northern Kenya.

According to live event broadcasts and video coverage by Chungwa TV, the Kisii Governor took the stage to test the political temperature of the local audience regarding President William Ruto’s reelection prospects.

Seeking to confirm whether the region has supported a two-term presidential mandate under the “Tutam” slogan, Arati has directly addressed the crowd about political allegiance.

However, as opposition sentiments favoring a single-term “Wantam” stance emerged among attendees, the outspoken leader quickly intervened to maintain order.

Arati firmly cautioned individuals pushing anti-Ruto slogans to keep quiet, warning that anyone advocating for “Wantam” risks getting slapped.

The sharp warning caused an immediate hush over the previously roaring assembly as attendees have reacted to his unyielding tone.

The ODM Deputy Party Leader reiterated that the party leadership has chosen a constructive working relationship with the national government and has expected supporters to respect that strategic direction.

The dramatic incident highlighted the delicate political dynamics surrounding ODM’s partnership with the ruling administration.

While party leaders have actively promoted national unity and shared development goals, grassroots reactions have occasionally reflected mixed political views.

Nonetheless, Arati successfully regained control of the podium, steering the meeting back to party mobilization efforts as the delegation has concluded its high-profile tour across Kakuma.

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