Kisii Governor Simba Arati has intensified his efforts to popularize the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), just weeks after the party’s leader, Raila Odinga, passed away.
The ODM deputy party leader pitched camp in Nakuru City on Wednesday, November 5, where he drummed up support for the party. Arati received a thunderous welcome as locals turned up in large numbers, dressed in clothes adorned with orange colors.
PHOTO/ Simba Arati on X
The Kisii County boss thanked the residents of Nakuru for their warm reception, attributing it to the enduring spirit of Raila Odinga.
“A warm and electric welcome in Nakuru City as we charge forward to solidify our party! Orange is more than a color; it’s a movement fueled by Baba Raila Odinga’s unstoppable spirit. True ODM warriors here have pledged to carry his legacy with pride and power. Asante Sana, Nakuru! Tutarudi tena!” Arati said.
PHOTO/ Simba Arati on X
Arati’s Nakuru rally comes just days after his tour of Kajiado, where he drew massive crowds.
Strengthening ODM Ahead of 2027
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), now 20 years old, is seeking to solidify its support across the country following the death of its leader, Raila Odinga. Speaking in a recent interview with a national TV station, acting party leader Oburu Odinga said the party will be at the forefront of either fielding a presidential candidate or producing a running mate in the 2027 General Election.
However, he noted that some party members, including Cabinet Secretaries, will continue working with President William Ruto, as Raila Odinga did before his passing
