Olekina Speaks on What Raila Odinga Could Have Achieved as President, Highlights Narok Airport Progr

Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng’eno Olekina has spoken about the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, saying he believes Baba would have served two terms as president if he were still alive.

Olekina made the remarks while discussing leadership and development. He said Raila had the ability to lead the country and could have served for two terms.

The MP also spoke about his approach to leadership, saying he had moved away from politics based on arguments and criticism. Instead, he had chosen to focus on development and projects that improve people’s lives.

According to Olekina, leaders should spend more time delivering on their promises rather than engaging in endless political arguments. He said his main focus was to ensure that people in his area benefit from development projects.

To support his point, Olekina mentioned the ongoing Narok Airport project. He said the project was now 90 per cent complete, presenting it as an example of the progress made under his leadership.

The airport project is expected to improve transport in the region once completed. It could also make it easier for visitors and business people to access Narok County.

Narok is known for its tourism activities, including the famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. Improved air transport could make travel to the region easier for tourists and other visitors.

Olekina’s comments have also brought attention to the debate about leadership and the importance of delivering on development promises.

His remarks about Raila are based on his personal belief about what the late opposition leader could have achieved if he had become president.

Raila Odinga died on October 15, 2025, leaving behind a long political career that shaped Kenya’s political landscape for decades.

Olekina’s statement comes as leaders continue to discuss the country’s development agenda and the need to focus on projects that directly benefit citizens.

He maintained that his approach was centered on development rather than political noise, pointing to the Narok Airport as evidence of his focus on delivering results.

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