Millie Odhiambo Reveals Her Concerns Over Sifuna, Babu and Orengo

ODM is facing fresh internal pressure after Millie Odhiambo revealed that her warning about the party’s direction following Raila Odinga’s death was dismissed, raising new questions about the party’s unity and future.

The Suba North MP expressed dissatisfaction with decisions made by ODM leadership, particularly concerns surrounding Edwin Sifuna, Babu Owino and James Orengo. Her remarks have added another layer of tension to a party still navigating a difficult political transition.

Millie reportedly warned against taking action against the three leaders, but her concerns were dismissed. The development has left questions about whether ODM is listening to voices calling for caution as political differences continue to emerge.

For many supporters, the issue goes beyond individual leaders. It touches on the future of a party that has played a major role in Kenya’s opposition politics for years. With Raila gone, questions about leadership, loyalty and the direction of ODM have become increasingly important.

Many people were left talking as attention shifted to Sifuna and his next political move. The outspoken Nairobi senator has continued to attract attention amid growing discussions about his political future and his relationship with the party.

The incident sparked reactions online, with supporters appearing divided over how ODM should handle leaders whose political positions may differ from those of the party leadership. Some may favour discipline, while others believe dialogue could help prevent deeper divisions.

What happened next surprised many, as attention turned to Friday, October 30, when Sifuna is expected to officially launch the Linda Mwananchi Movement, marking a significant step in his political journey.

The launch could provide a clearer picture of the movement’s ambitions and the kind of political support it hopes to attract. However, its long-term direction and relationship with ODM remain matters to watch.

As the date approaches, the pressure is building for ODM to demonstrate unity while addressing concerns from within its ranks. The coming days could prove important for both Sifuna and the party.

Do you think ODM should listen to Millie Odhiambo’s warning or take a different approach?

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