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ODM Delegates Officially Swear In Dr. Oburu Oginga as New Party Leader in Mombasa

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Party delegates have officially sworn in Siaya Senator Dr. Oburu Oginga as the new Party Leader during a colorful and well-attended ceremony held in the Port City of Mombasa.

The swearing-in event brought together senior party officials, elected leaders, and hundreds of delegates from across the country to witness what many described as a historic and unifying moment for the party.The ceremony marks a new chapter in ODM’s leadership following years of political transitions within the party.

Dr. Oginga, a veteran politician and long-serving member of the movement, was chosen to steer the party into its next phase of growth, unity, and political strategy ahead of future elections. His appointment signifies continuity and a reinforcement of the ideals upon which the party was founded.Delegates who attended the event hailed the decision as a sign of renewed confidence and stability within the ODM fraternity.

They noted that Dr. Oginga’s vast experience in national politics, dating back to the struggle for multi-party democracy, makes him a fitting leader to uphold the party’s legacy and vision.Speaking after his swearing-in, Dr. Oginga expressed gratitude to the delegates for their trust, pledging to uphold the party’s values of democracy, inclusivity, and transparency.

He emphasized the importance of maintaining unity among members, especially at a time when Kenya’s political landscape continues to shift rapidly.

“This is not just a leadership transition; it is a commitment to keeping ODM strong, people-centered, and ready to champion the needs of ordinary Kenyans,” Dr. Oginga said.Party officials present at the event called on members to rally behind the new leader, promising to work collectively to strengthen ODM’s grassroots networks, enhance its policy agenda, and prepare for upcoming electoral challenges.

The swearing-in was also seen as a moment of reflection and renewal, as the party seeks to realign its vision and strategies to remain a formidable force in Kenya’s political arena.The event concluded with messages of solidarity and celebration, as delegates vowed to support Dr. Oginga’s leadership in promoting unity and revitalizing the party’s structures across the country.

Anne Okello

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