- On Thursday, March 13, a part of the youth in Trans Nzoia staged a protest in the city of Kitale
- The angry youths criticized the leadership of the ODM party led by Raila Odinga for depriving Saboti MP Caleb Amisi of being the chairman of the public accounting committee
- The youths threatened to withdraw from ODM, saying that the Orange Party had failed to appreciate Amisi's efforts in spreading the party in the county
Trans Nzoia – Part of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has expressed their dissatisfaction with the party's recent decision.
Source: UGC
On Thursday, March 13, supporters of Saboti MP Caleb Amisi opposed the ODM's list of parliamentary leadership.
Why are Trans Nzoia's youths not happy with the ODM party
The young men who seemed to be traumatized disabled the business in the city of KitaleTrans Nzoia County, protesting against the ODM's decision to deprive him of the chairmanship of the Parliamentary Accounts Committee.
While reorganizing Parliamentary Committees, Amisi was elected vice-chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Public Investment on the Administration and Agriculture of Social Services (PIC-SSAA).
Navakholo MP Emmanuel Wangwe was elected chairman of the committee.
However, ODM supporters in Trans Nzoia were outraged after the party Raila Odinga Failure to elect Amisi as Chairman of the Public Accounting Committee (PAC), which went to Tindi Mwale of Butere.
The protesters said Amisi had been at the forefront of fighting and strengthening the party's presence in Trans Nzoia County.
Despite standing by the party, the angry youths said the Amisi efforts had been ignored by the Orange Association.
Residents have now made a brave declaration; 'No Caleb Amisi, no ODM in Trans Nzoia. “
They threatened to withdraw from the party if the ODM failed to restore the Amisi position.
“I suspect ODM is playing with our minds. If Raila Odinga does not want us to be in a broad government, then the ODM party should leave Trans Nzoia. They were easy to find one parliamentary seat in the county. Amisi has done much for the party, and we say no Amisi, no ODM,” One boy said.
Was the Kitale protests planned and funded?
In a special conversation with TUKO.co.ke, the Saboti MP said his supporters entered the streets even without being encouraged.
“Only we have not planned. I am shocked at me with the love of young people,” Amisi said.
Why could the Kisii area leave the ODM 2027 party
In this regard, Nyarabari Masaba MP Daniel Manduku suggested that the Gusii community left Raila before the 2027 general election.
Speaking on Citizen television on Wednesday, March 12, Manduku accused the former prime minister of ignoring the Academy, arguing their area which is usually the ODM stronghold, not benefiting from the Odinga alliance and the government of Kenya first.
The Nyarabari MP Masaba indicated that the support of the Kisii area on Odinga's agreement with the President Ruto You have no preview.
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