- The race for the Chairman of the African Union (AUC) has entered the final stages, with Raila Odinga of Kenya being one of the main candidates
- Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii and MP Oscar Sudi have publicly approved Odinga and praised his leadership
- Reports indicate that President William Ruto, Secretary -General of the Cabinet Musalia Mudavadi, and at least 100 MPs will accompany Odinga to Addis Ababa
The race for the seat of the African Union Commission (AUC) has entered a safe time, with candidates struggling to win the most influential position on the mainland.
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Among the main candidates of the position is Raila Odinga Kenya, who continues to hope to win after making a visit to various African countries to gain support from heads of various countries.
At home, leaders who support the President William Ruto They have shown their solidarity with Raila, wishing him all the best in the race.
Uasin Gishu Governor, Jonathan Bii, called on his county residents to encourage Raila, praising him for being a great leader in politics and national governance.
“Mr. Raila Amolo Odinga is a prominent and highly respected leader. This week, he is on the ballot paper for the position of Chairman of the African Union Commission. As governor of Uasin Gishu, I and my people wish him all the best. We believe he is capable To lead and bring positive development to Africa, “ Said Bii.
He also congratulated Raila for being ready to cooperate with Ruto in building an integrated government, which ensures broad political representation in Kenya.
According to BII, this is a sign of Raila's intention to bring about unity and solidarity, qualifications that will be important in leading the African Union Commission towards further development.
Kapseret MP, Oscar Sudihe supported the statement through social networks, praising Raila for his significant contribution to the leadership of Kenya and Africa in general.
“Brother Raila, your reform leadership has played a major role in creating Kenya's political direction, but also in the fight for the joint development of Africa. You will be able to unite and strengthen our continent, ” Sudi wrote.
The MP added that Raila would be able to bring about political and ideological solidarity, which would help strengthen African cooperation and focus on lasting economic and social development.
At present, all eyes are directed on Saturday, February 15, when African nations vote for a new leader to oversee the direction of the African Union. The elections will be held at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
How many leaders will accompany Raila to Addis Ababa?
Reports indicate that President William Ruto, Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadiwith approximately 100 MPs will accompany Raila to show their solidarity.
However, Nyandarua senator, John Metu, has criticized the move, claiming that MPs should not misuse public resources for the trip.
Methu doubted the importance of the MPs being Ethiopia, saying they had no major role in the elections.
He also explained that he hoped the MPs were paying their own expenses, emphasizing that sending 100 MPs to Addis Ababa for several days was a misuse of resources and burden on Kenyan citizens.
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