‎The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has challenged the opposition to clearly outline its political agenda and leadership structure, saying this is the best way to convince Kenyans to entrust them with leadership ahead of the 2027 General Election.

‎Led by party National Chairperson Gladys Wanga, the ODM brigade made the remarks in Homa Bay Town during the burial of Cpl. Kenneth Aluma, brother to Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma.

‎‎Wanga challenged the United Opposition to abandon what she termed as tribal politics and instead present a clear agenda to Kenyans.

‎At the same time, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula called for political unity, urging leaders to ensure the country heads into the next general election united and peaceful.

‎‎Meanwhile, Homa Bay Senator Moses Kajwang said ODM must secure a written agreement with UDA as part of its cooperation within the broad-based government.

‎‎Kajwang’ revealed that a committee is already in place and discussions are ongoing to develop a common manifesto that will guide the partnership.