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Edwin Sifuna: The Raila Odinga that I knew would never wish the worst even on his own worst enemy. Raila Odinga, in power or in cooperation with a party in power, would not allow the teargassing of the devil in church. You can call out Rigathi’s hypocrisy when he... show more

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Don't let it be forgot, that it was Raila Odinga who drove to Bungoma to look for Edwin Sifuna and made him the SG. When ODM members faced Rao, only Sifuna spoke his mind in the presence of Raila Odinga. Others had to wait for Raila to die so that they can urinate on his grave

Don't let it be forgot, that it was Raila Odinga who drove to Bungoma to look for Edwin Sifuna and made him the SG. When ODM members faced Rao, only Sifuna spoke his mind in the presence of Raila Odinga. Others had to wait for Raila to die so that they can urinate on his grave

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Hon. Orengo: I come here in my capacity as the Party Leader of Linda Mwananchi. I came here to make a courtesy call because I know Mheshimiwa Waziri has been Raila's daughter; very close to the heart of Raila Amolo Odinga, and in all the political work of Raila Odinga, when Aisha Jumwa was not there, Raila would not be happy. As we stand here, wherever Raila is,I think he is very happy. #K24Mashinani #K24Siasa

Hon. Orengo: I come here in my capacity as the Party Leader of Linda Mwananchi. I came here to make a courtesy call because I know Mheshimiwa Waziri has been Raila's daughter; very close to the heart of Raila Amolo Odinga, and in all the political work of Raila Odinga, when Aisha Jumwa was not there, Raila would not be happy. As we stand here, wherever Raila is,I think he is very happy. #K24Mashinani #K24Siasa

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Winnie Odinga: Raila Odinga was alive to the fact that after his time, people may feel differently and want to take different directions. He believed in the right to do so because it is a democracy #CitizenExplainer

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When we say Sifuna has always stood with the people, this is what we mean. I haven’t been in politics for long, but one thing I’ve already learnt is that it takes a different kind of politician to say uncomfortable truths, even when those truths may not be music to the ears of those in power. Too many politicians become people-pleasers once they get close to their bosses. They agree, they applaud, they follow. But Sifuna has repeatedly shown that his loyalty is not to an individual, it is to the people and to the cause. Even when it was Raila Odinga, his position remained clear: Ruto must go. And today, as he explains the MOU, he is making it clear that signing an agreement does not mean surrendering his voice or abandoning the people. That is the kind of politics I believe in. Courage over convenience. Principles over positions. People over power🇰🇪 Ndo maana Sisi Ni Sifuna 😌❤️ #LindaMwananchi #RutoMustGo

When we say Sifuna has always stood with the people, this is what we mean. I haven’t been in politics for long, but one thing I’ve already learnt is that it takes a different kind of politician to say uncomfortable truths, even when those truths may not be music to the ears of those in power. Too many politicians become people-pleasers once they get close to their bosses. They agree, they applaud, they follow. But Sifuna has repeatedly shown that his loyalty is not to an individual, it is to the people and to the cause. Even when it was Raila Odinga, his position remained clear: Ruto must go. And today, as he explains the MOU, he is making it clear that signing an agreement does not mean surrendering his voice or abandoning the people. That is the kind of politics I believe in. Courage over convenience. Principles over positions. People over power🇰🇪 Ndo maana Sisi Ni Sifuna 😌❤️ #LindaMwananchi #RutoMustGo

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This video tells you that Oburu Odinga is not in control of the party, when Raila Odinga was speaking nobody dared to say anything until he finished. They are shouting Sifuna must go in a public address after they have resolved in a close door meeting.

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Edwin sifuna stood his ground that he won't support president Ruto. He said this in public even when the late Raila odinga was still alive. And Baba didn't victimise him. I wish to thank people of Busia, kakamega and kitengela for showing support to sifuna.

Edwin sifuna stood his ground that he won't support president Ruto. He said this in public even when the late Raila odinga was still alive. And Baba didn't victimise him. I wish to thank people of Busia, kakamega and kitengela for showing support to sifuna.

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In Tanzania The Citizens Hit The Streets With A Portrait of BABA Raila Odinga As A Sign of Courage In The Fight For Democracy and Power of The People. Rest In Power Jakom ✊

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344,686 views • 10 months ago

The day Raila Omollo Odinga tapped into Edwin Sifuna’s body, instead of joining the other spirits of politics, was the day Edwin Sifuna stood in front of all ODM mourners who were feeling very sad about the loss of Mzee Raila. Edwin Sifuna stood strong at the podium, in an orange shirt, and quoted the last wish of Mzee Raila Omollo Odinga, where he clearly stated that ODM will be in the 2027 presidential race, and they will only be in the broad-based coalition if the 10-point agenda is met within 100 days. That moment, for me, was more than politics. It was about carrying forward the wishes, principles and political legacy that Mzee Raila left behind. But as you can check from the news materials, youths have been killed, and some have even lost their lives while in police custody. The health sector is not working at all. Mwananchi is struggling, and the very issues that ODM promised to fight for are still staring us in the face. This is why I believe Sifuna understood the assignment. He didn't stand there to replace Raila. He stood there to carry the torch. And since that day, I have looked at Edwin Sifuna differently. Because sometimes, leadership is not about taking someone's position. It is about having the courage to continue the journey when the person who inspired it is no longer there. Mzee Raila may be gone, but the dream, the struggle and the responsibility to fight for a better Kenya cannot be buried with him. That orange shirt was not just a colour that day. It was a reminder. The struggle continues. 🇰🇪🧡

The day Raila Omollo Odinga tapped into Edwin Sifuna’s body, instead of joining the other spirits of politics, was the day Edwin Sifuna stood in front of all ODM mourners who were feeling very sad about the loss of Mzee Raila. Edwin Sifuna stood strong at the podium, in an orange shirt, and quoted the last wish of Mzee Raila Omollo Odinga, where he clearly stated that ODM will be in the 2027 presidential race, and they will only be in the broad-based coalition if the 10-point agenda is met within 100 days. That moment, for me, was more than politics. It was about carrying forward the wishes, principles and political legacy that Mzee Raila left behind. But as you can check from the news materials, youths have been killed, and some have even lost their lives while in police custody. The health sector is not working at all. Mwananchi is struggling, and the very issues that ODM promised to fight for are still staring us in the face. This is why I believe Sifuna understood the assignment. He didn't stand there to replace Raila. He stood there to carry the torch. And since that day, I have looked at Edwin Sifuna differently. Because sometimes, leadership is not about taking someone's position. It is about having the courage to continue the journey when the person who inspired it is no longer there. Mzee Raila may be gone, but the dream, the struggle and the responsibility to fight for a better Kenya cannot be buried with him. That orange shirt was not just a colour that day. It was a reminder. The struggle continues. 🇰🇪🧡

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Rigathi Gachagua’s willingness to attend Raila Odinga’s burial is a reminder that even in the darkest moments of grief, unity must prevail over vengeance. Raila Odinga’s life was never defined by hatred — it was defined by forgiveness, resilience, and an unshakable belief that Kenya can heal, no matter how deep the wounds run. In Kasarani he forgave Moi, the man whose regime denied him peace. He embraced Kibaki, the president whose government humiliated him. He shook hands with Uhuru Kenyatta, the rival who once called him an enemy. And even with William Ruto whose regime detained his followers and watched them bleed Raila still believed in dialogue over destruction. That is who Raila Amollo Odinga was a man who rose above betrayal, pain, and division for the dream of one Kenya. Let no one shed blood in his name. Let no tribe raise arms in his memory. Raila Odinga’s final wish would never be chaos it would be truth, justice, and peace. And yes, there is only one man who can tell us who killed Raila Odinga. But until that truth comes to light, may we honor him not with anger, but with the unity he fought for all his life. Luos and the luo nation is lamenting Raila Odinga. RIP Jakom, nind gi kwe baba.

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Sen Oburu Oginga: I would like to express my disappointment in the events that took place yesterday. Raila should not be teargassed in death. He has been teargassed enough when he was alive, please let us not cause a situation where he is teargassed again when we are escorting him

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Sen. Edwin Sifuna: It is in the public domain that my opposition to the party's alliance with Ruto started long before Raila passed on. He understood my reasons and accommodated them. It is also a known fact that, regardless of what political deals Raila struck with different regimes, he would never have allowed his party to be turned into a mere appendage of State House. #K24Siasa

Sen. Edwin Sifuna: It is in the public domain that my opposition to the party's alliance with Ruto started long before Raila passed on. He understood my reasons and accommodated them. It is also a known fact that, regardless of what political deals Raila struck with different regimes, he would never have allowed his party to be turned into a mere appendage of State House. #K24Siasa

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