Speaking while addressing supporters under the Linda Mwananchi movement, Sifuna warned that disunity among opposition leaders could hand Ruto a smooth path back to State House.
According to him, the ruling side remains politically strong because its rivals are still operating in separate camps instead of building one solid coalition.
Sifuna noted that many Kenyans are currently frustrated by the high cost of living, heavy taxation, and rising unemployment, but public dissatisfaction alone will not remove a sitting president from power.
He argued that the Opposition must move beyond criticism and offer a clear alternative leadership plan that voters can trust.
The ODM Secretary General said leaders such as Kalonzo Musyoka, Martha Karua, Eugene Wamalwa, Fred Matiang’i, and Rigathi Gachagua must find common ground if they want to challenge Ruto effectively.
He insisted that personal interests and political egos should not be allowed to divide those seeking change.
His remarks come at a time when political temperatures are rising across the country, with both government and opposition camps preparing for what is expected to be a highly competitive 2027 General Election.
President Ruto has remained confident that his development agenda and economic recovery plans will win him support despite criticism from opponents.
He has continued defending his administration’s policies, saying tough decisions made today will benefit Kenyans in the future.
Sifuna’s warning has now triggered fresh debate online, with many Kenyans agreeing that a divided opposition could once again struggle against an incumbent president with strong state machinery and a loyal support base.
As political alignments continue to shift, the race to 2027 is already taking shape much earlier than expected.
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