In a strongly worded statement Sifuna praised Mama Ida Odinga and Ruth Odinga for their relentless efforts to foster unity and revive the spirit of party leader Raila Odinga while expressing concern that other leaders have been reluctant to embrace dialogue.
According to Sifuna the two leaders have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to consolidate the party and rebuild cohesion at a critical time.
Their efforts he implied are aimed at strengthening ODM’s ideological foundation and reconnecting members to its core values.
However he lamented that some within the leadership appear to be answering to instructions from elsewhere a phrase that hints at external influence or internal factions undermining reconciliation efforts.
The senator sought to reassure party members across the country that the ongoing tensions are not driven by personal ambition or competition for positions.
Instead he framed the situation as a principled stand focused on safeguarding the party’s integrity and long term stability.
His remarks suggest that the current dispute is rooted in broader concerns about transparency, loyalty and adherence to ODM’s founding ideals.
Political observers note that Sifuna’s comments come at a time when unity within major political parties remains critical ahead of future electoral contests and shifting alliances.
Internal cohesion could significantly shape ODM’s strategic direction and influence within the national political landscape.
While the full extent of the internal disagreements remains unclear Sifuna’s statement has brought the issue into the public domain signaling that conversations about the party’s future are far from settled.
For now party members and supporters will be watching closely to see whether dialogue prevails or whether divisions deepen in the days ahead.
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