Gladys Wanga dismisses critics accusing ODM of not holding Ruto’s gov’t to account

Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party national chairperson Glady Wanga has told off leaders faulting the party for not putting the government in check, saying that they can also do the role if they feel the party members are not doing enough.

Wanga, who was speaking at Lejio Maria church headquarters in God Kweru, Suna West, Migori County on Sunday, said ODM leaders have fought and are still fighting for Kenya’s well-being and whoever feels that they are not doing enough also complement.

“Most of the ODM party elected leaders have found themselves in very tough situations when fighting for Kenyans when some leaders who are not criticising them are in their comfort zone,” she said.

The ODM party national chairperson said the outfit is going to form the next government come 2027.

Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi who also attended the prayer service said President William Ruto is an honest person.

Wandayi said the Luo community must also calculate their political steps accurately. He said the ODM party and even the Luo community is rightly in Ruto’s government.

In his remarks, Migori Governor Ochilo Ayacko asked the people of Migori County to give elected leaders time to deliver services.

“Counties have been receiving very little money for development and members of the National Assembly and the Senate need to bring more funds to the counties,” Ayacko said.