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Came across this interesting byte by Big Tedd. Even though he has left out the details on why the rest were still sleeping(your guess is as good as mine😅), the message is home: that you can never beat a man who goes the extra mile, not yesterday, not today...

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Opiyo Wandayi, let me put this bluntly: if you want to attack Kalonzo Musyoka, do it as Opiyo the politician not as if you carry the mandate of an entire community. No one elected you the spokesperson of millions. You rose in ODM because Raila trusted you. Yet it’s exactly the circle of loud, excited advisers like you that pushed him into blunders. You praised every misstep, protected every blind spot, and fed him comfort when he needed clarity. That is how leaders get trapped surrounded by loyal noise, not honest truth. And let’s not pretend memories fade. At KICC, during the IEBC bill signing, you spat out remarks about Kalonzo that even MPs from across the aisle found reckless. The man you insulted was closer to your coalition than they were. That is the irony of political betrayal it always starts from inside, from those who smile the most. Even your colleagues at State House once reminded you: anyone can betray anyone under the right pressure. And your political conduct lately proves that lesson stung for a reason. Because today, your words don’t sound like strategy they sound like survival. You’re not speaking for Ugunja, Sidindi, or the Luo Nation. You’re speaking for your own political stomach. As we talk right now, villages like Sikang’ and parts of Alego Usonga still sit in the dark, literally and politically. That is the gap between your post and your people. Meanwhile, you’re out here attacking Kalonzo a man who brought millions of votes to the table in 2017, a man who has earned his political weight. And you insult him on behalf of people who won’t even dirty their hands doing their own fights. If the instructions you follow are coming from elsewhere, ask yourself: why can’t those giving orders speak boldly themselves? Why must they hide behind you? Politics is betrayal yes. But the most pathetic position in betrayal is the person used to burn bridges they will later need. And right now, Opiyo Wandayi, that’s the political edge you’re dancing on.

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