DP Allies laud Raila’s latest move

April 8, 2021

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Thursday, April 8,2021 -Soy MP Caleb Kositany has lauded Orange Democratic Movement ODM Party boss Raila Odinga for outsmarting the Deep State’s scheme to lock him out of the next contest.

According to Mr. Kositany who was reacting to Standard newspaper headline of Thursday April 8, Raila managed to be ahead of the dirty plans by the Deep State to derail his 2022 presidential bid.

The DP’s ally claimed that the Statehouse was trying hard to divert the attention of Mr. Odinga on other matters of Building Bridges Initiative BBI rather than his own ambitions; but unfortunately, smart Odinga seems to have been aware of these machinations no wonder ODM’s National Executive Committee has now extended application period for party Presidential hopefuls so as to accommodate him.

“The presidential candidate for ODM is either Raila Amollo or Raila Amollo Odinga. Deep State back to the drawing board with the Cerealac coalition. You can fool some people sometimes, but you can’t fool all the people all the time,” Kositany said.

https://twitter.com/ckositany/status/1380031312371843072?s=20

Shall Odinga tender his nomination papers to vie for the party ticket, then the race will have three top figures squaring it out. Among them is Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya, his Mombasa counterpart Ali Hassan Joho and Raila himself.

Of late, DP William Ruto allies have had kind words for the ODM party boss; why pundits think is a quiet plot to link up with ODM in the next few months so as to successfully faceoff with the other team dubbed the ‘Cerelac Boys’ comprising of Musalia Mudavadi, Kalonzo Musyoka, Gideon Moi and Moses Wetang’ula.