Sifuna Speaks Weeks After Removal as ODM Secretary General, Sends Message to Supporters - K21

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Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Sifuna Speaks Weeks After Removal as ODM Secretary General, Sends Message to Supporters

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has broken his silence following reports about his removal as Secretary General of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), declaring that his loyalty to the party and its leader remains unchanged.

Speaking to supporters during a public gathering in Nairobi on Tuesday, Sifuna made it clear that positions within the party would not determine his commitment to the political ideals he has defended for years.

According to the outspoken senator, his dedication to the vision of Raila Odinga and the principles of the ODM party goes beyond titles or official responsibilities.

Sifuna told the crowd that even if he is no longer holding the office of Secretary General, he will continue serving the people and defending the party’s agenda.

“Even if I am removed from the position, I will still remain the Secretary General of the people,” he said, drawing cheers from supporters who had gathered to listen to him.

The senator insisted that his political journey has always been guided by the interests of ordinary citizens rather than the authority that comes with holding a specific office.

His remarks come at a time when internal discussions within the Orange Democratic Movement have intensified ahead of the party’s upcoming National Delegates Convention expected later this month.

The convention is expected to address several issues within the party’s leadership structure as leaders and members prepare for the next phase of national politics.

Over the years, Sifuna has emerged as one of the most vocal defenders of ODM and its leadership. As Secretary General, he often served as the party’s public voice, responding to criticism from rival political camps and communicating the party’s official positions on national matters.

Political observers say his strong communication skills and close connection with grassroots supporters have made him one of the most visible figures within the party.

Analysts also note that influence in politics often extends beyond official titles. Leaders who have built strong relationships with supporters can remain powerful voices even after leaving formal positions.

For many ODM supporters, Sifuna’s message signals that he intends to remain active in the party’s political activities and continue defending the ideals associated with Raila Odinga.

As debates continue within ODM about its leadership direction, Sifuna’s latest statement suggests that he is not stepping away from the political stage anytime soon.

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