Linda Mwananchi leader Edwin Sifuna /HANDOUTDigital communications strategist Pauline Njoroge has revealed that Linda Mwananchi leader Edwin Sifuna will unveil his political party in 11 days.
"Very very soon, the Party that we have all been waiting for will be unveiled! HE Edwin Sifuna amejipanga sawa sawa!" Paline said.
The announcement comes online row between Sifuna and Embakasi MP Babu Owino’s supporters.
The debate intensified after Linda Mwananchi’s Nairobi mobilisation on Sunday, September 13, which culminated in a rally at Jacaranda Grounds.
The rally also highlighted differences over its political direction, with several leaders backing Sifuna’s bid for the presidency amid competition from Siaya Governor James Orengo, who has also expressed interest in the top seat.
Babu Owino on Friday, September 18, reaffirmed his support for Nairobi Senator Sifuna’s presidential bid, saying he will support him despite differences within Linda Mwananchi.
He cited their difficult days within ODM that strengthened their friendship.
Owin spoke in Central Nyakach, Kisumu county during the funeral of Jeremiah Kisero.
“We started together when we were facing challenges in the party, after he had been expelled from ODM. We stood by him after the expulsion, and now he is on his way to becoming the President of Kenya,” Owino said.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has also urged the two leaders to solve their differences.
He urged the two leaders to also tame their supporters whose arguments had taken a tribal dimension.
“Linda Mwananchi will play a significant role when we converge in liberating our country. We don’t want that movement divided... I have seen it’s taking a tribal dimension that I don’t like, where the Luo people and the Luhya people have started trading insults,” Gachagua said.
The announcement comes online row between Sifuna and Embakasi MP Babu Owino’s supporters.
The debate intensified after Linda Mwananchi’s Nairobi mobilisation on Sunday, September 13, which culminated in a rally at Jacaranda Grounds.
The rally also highlighted differences over its political direction, with several leaders backing Sifuna’s bid for the presidency amid competition from Siaya Governor James Orengo, who has also expressed interest in the top seat.
Babu Owino on Friday, September 18, reaffirmed his support for Nairobi Senator Sifuna’s presidential bid, saying he will support him despite differences within Linda Mwananchi.
He cited their difficult days within ODM that strengthened their friendship.
Owin spoke in Central Nyakach, Kisumu county during the funeral of Jeremiah Kisero.
“We started together when we were facing challenges in the party, after he had been expelled from ODM. We stood by him after the expulsion, and now he is on his way to becoming the President of Kenya,” Owino said.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has also urged the two leaders to solve their differences.
He urged the two leaders to also tame their supporters whose arguments had taken a tribal dimension.
“Linda Mwananchi will play a significant role when we converge in liberating our country. We don’t want that movement divided... I have seen it’s taking a tribal dimension that I don’t like, where the Luo people and the Luhya people have started trading insults,” Gachagua said.
