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ODM MP pleads with Raila supporters to fill William Ruto’s Nyanza rallies

by Enock Ndayala

Saboti Member of Parliament Caleb Hamisi has called upon ODM supporters to come out in large numbers to fill William Ruto’s Nyanza rallies.

In a sarcastic social media post, the ODM legislator urged Raila Odinga’s foot soldiers to fill William Ruto’s rally and cheer him as they officially make him the official opposition leader he will be after the 2022 presidential elections..

He said this would be the best opportunity for the region to hand over the opposition role they have held for long through the region’s political kingpin and ODM leader Raila Odinga.

ODM MP pleads with Raila supporters to fill William Ruto’s Kisumu rally
Saboti Member of Parliament Caleb Hamisi has called upon ODM supporters to come out in large numbers to fill William Ruto’s Kisumu rally. Photo: Caleb Hamisi/Twitter.

“If I were Nyanza people I would come out in large numbers when (Deputy President William) Ruto visits Kisumu and Migori just to cheer on the next person who will, after 2022, take over the opposition role that they have played for decades. Call it handover ceremony,” Hamisi said in a Tweet.

His remarks come at a time when the deputy president is expected to pitch a tent in the Nyanza region as he makes efforts to get a share of the region voting bloc which has over decades supported Raila Odinga.

In his latest visit, the presidential hopeful is targeting the counties of Kisumu, Homa Bay, and Migori to cement his earlier visit to the region which happened barely a month ago.

The deputy president will however not visit Raila’s home turf of Siaya County in his political tour of the region.

Speaking at a burial ceremony in Ugunja on Monday, November 8, Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi urged Nyanza residents to come up in large numbers and welcome the deputy president.

He further stated that Raila Odinga’s perceived stronghold owes the deputy president a political debt.

“You know even you (Nyanza) you have our debt. We voted for you overwhelmingly in the 2007 General Election,” Sudi said.

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