Former Kakamega County Governor-Wycliffe Oparanya has called upon Prime Cabinet Secretary-Musalia Mudavadi and the National Assembly Speaker-Moses Wetangula to come together and form a stronger political bond under the Umbrella of ‘Mulembe’ unity of Western Kenya region.
Speaking at St. Luke’s Makupa Hall in Mombasa County during a meeting with Luhya community members, Oparanya said that voters should follow the right decision for good leadership.
“We have been talking about Luhya unity years in years out,but let’s stand together for a colourful 2027 general elections and make the move a success”, Oparanya said in Mombasa.
In a statement,the former Kakamega County Governor-Wycliffe Oparanya urged Wetangula and Mudavadi to agree and come up with one political party in order to bring all leaders from Western Kenya under one umbrella for the sake of ‘Mulembe’ unity a head of 2027 general elections.
But the big question; Will the two prominent leaders (Mudavadi and Wetangula) change their political mindset by forming one bond political party? Or they will still support the Kenya Kwanza administration come 2027 Presidency Search?.
During Oparanya’s political meeting in Mombasa-Kenya,he was head to head accompanied by Busia County Governor-Paul Otwoma,Vihiga Senator-Geofrey Osotsi, Nominated Senator-Crystal Asige among other leaders from Western Kenya region.
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