"The Ten-Point Agenda Disappeared Immediately Jakom Rested" Mt Kenya Politician As She Alleges This

A political agenda that once captured national attention now seems to have disappeared from public view. 

The opposition’s ten-point plan, which initially promised bold reforms and new policies, has lost momentum, leaving citizens and supporters uncertain about its future.

At the heart of this disappearance is the late Raila Odinga, known in political circles as Jakom, who had previously signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with President William Ruto. Raila’s death a leadership gap. 

Without his presence, the proposals lack the energy and focus that once kept them alive in political discussions.

Compounding the problem is the absence of another strong leader to take up the mantle. 

Oburu Odinga, who might have been expected to guide the agenda forward, appears unable to provide the necessary leadership. 

His limited role has left the plan without a clear advocate, stalling progress and leaving the proposals in a state of limbo.

The silence surrounding the ten points raises concerns about the opposition’s unity and strategy. 

A coherent plan can often serve as a rallying point, helping to bring together different factions and supporters. Its sudden disappearance suggests either internal disagreements or a shift in priorities within the opposition. 

This lack of visible coordination can undermine public confidence and make the movement appear disorganized.