- Lurambi Member of Parliament Titus Khamala has defended Raila Odinga against critics and called those who call him a traitor
- Khamala criticized Kenyans who are opposing Raila's bid to become the chairman of the African Union Commission, expressing her frustration with their negative attitude
- He accused Raila's opponents of having “dirty hearts,” criticizing them for not supporting his efforts despite his commitment to Kenya.
- Khamala questioned the motives of Raila's critics, highlighting their constant opposition to his efforts to calm national tensions
Kakamega – Lurambi Member of Parliament Titus Khamala has slammed critics who have called opposition leader Raila Odinga a traitor.
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The MP further criticized some Kenyans who oppose his ambition to become the chairman of the African Union Commission (AUC).
In her strong speech to her supporters, Khamala slammed those who according to her have been constantly undermining the efforts of Raila.
“There are people with dirty hearts. When Baba Raila stands up to vote, they don't want him; if he asks for votes, they won't vote for him,” Khamala announced, talking about the increase in Kenyans who have been voting. opposing Raila.
What does Khamala think about Raila's critics?
Khamala expressed dismay at what she saw as baseless opposition against the veteran politician.
The priest, Khamala added that Raila's attempts to calm the tensions in the country and fulfill the responsibilities of the continent were also met with contempt instead of support.
The MP argued that despite Raila's willingness to serve from time to time Kenyahis critics are still untiring in their opposition.
“When the country is on fire, let him decide to talk to the President Ruto to calm things down they don't want that. Saying that Kenyans should let him focus on African politics, they still don't want to. What do they want! And who do they want?!” Khamala said.
Ruto asked Kenyans to support Raila
On Saturday, August 24, President William Ruto called on Kenyans to support the ODM leader in his bid to become the next AUC chairman.
Speaking in Kakamega, the president saw that the long-time leader of the opposition in Kenya deserves to be at the helm of the secretariat of the African Union, hence the need for the people to bless his aspirations.
Ruto noted that Raila's victory in the race will involve Kenya's success and increase Kenya's outlook in the international arena.
At the same time, the ODM leader announced that he will take a break from local politics to focus on his campaign for the continental position.
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