Former KU Vice President, Great thinker,political analyst,Historian,Theologist,Environmentalist and a champion for human rights. Email:[email protected]
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined October 2022
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You have lost my respect.
Sasa mambo ya village unaleta Nairobi ya nini.
Awuoro sana.
Joined Nairobi ODM Youth League at Pawaa Centre to flag off the @RailaOdinga 1st Anniversary Caravan ahead of the grand event at Jacaranda Grounds.
The event highlighted the importance of youth empo'mnt & active participation in shaping Kenya's political & socio-economic future
AntohKE retweeted
ODM was never a Luo party.
1/11
Baba was Luo and he built ODM into a NATIONAL party with branches and diehard supporters across Kenya. Trying to make ODM a Luo affair only undermines his legacy and the millions who made it their political home.
2/11
Imagine how supporters outside the Luo community feel when people speak as though ODM belongs to one community. They stood with Baba. They sacrificed too. Nobody should make them feel like visitors in their own party.
3/11
I remember our conversations and how dear ODM was to Baba’s heart. Now that he has passed, it pains me deeply to see some within our own ranks trying to destabilise his party. We owe his memory greater responsibility.
4/11
Fellow ODM members, I beg you to stand together. ODM is our collective strength as we negotiate with UDA. A house divided cannot negotiate strongly. Every member, from every community, deserves a voice.
5/11
Negotiations require clear structures and an understanding of everyone’s role. Proposing an equal share of responsibility and representation in a government we intend to form together deserves serious discussion.
6/11
Some of us seem carried away by the few positions we have received. Others have substantial government representation and business dealings with it, yet remain opposed to the President. In my view, many are unlikely to vote for him.
7/11
Yet some within ODM treat questions about our partnership as disloyalty. Why? Supporting the President must allow us to ask how we shall work together, what our supporters will receive and how we intend to form the next government.
8/11
I believe ODM has been a backbone of support for this government. I sincerely appreciate President Ruto’s acknowledgment of Baba’s contribution in Kondele. That goodwill should support honest negotiations and mutual respect.
9/11
From my conversations with Baba, I understood that he still wanted more for ODM and its supporters. He was thinking about the whole party, from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana and everywhere in between.
10/11
Protecting ODM’s strength and support areas mattered deeply to him. Electoral cooperation must address this clearly. Let ODM and UDA negotiate transparently towards 2027, with proper mandates and respect for both parties.
11/11
Baba is no longer here. The responsibility to protect the national party he helped build now rests with us.
Let us stand together, speak firmly and negotiate with purpose.
USAWA NI SAWA. MBELE PAMOJA.
AntohKE retweeted
Oketch Salah is calling for structured negotiations that protect both ODM and UDA interests. A formal agreement will help build trust and avoid misunderstandings.
Hakuna mchezo
ODM is not a luo party,we have many communities in it.
This is the truth.
We need to strengthen ODM as a national party.
1/11
Baba was Luo and he built ODM into a NATIONAL party with branches and diehard supporters across Kenya. Trying to make ODM a Luo affair only undermines his legacy and the millions who made it their political home.
2/11
Imagine how supporters outside the Luo community feel when people speak as though ODM belongs to one community. They stood with Baba. They sacrificed too. Nobody should make them feel like visitors in their own party.
3/11
I remember our conversations and how dear ODM was to Baba’s heart. Now that he has passed, it pains me deeply to see some within our own ranks trying to destabilise his party. We owe his memory greater responsibility.
4/11
Fellow ODM members, I beg you to stand together. ODM is our collective strength as we negotiate with UDA. A house divided cannot negotiate strongly. Every member, from every community, deserves a voice.
5/11
Negotiations require clear structures and an understanding of everyone’s role. Proposing an equal share of responsibility and representation in a government we intend to form together deserves serious discussion.
6/11
Some of us seem carried away by the few positions we have received. Others have substantial government representation and business dealings with it, yet remain opposed to the President. In my view, many are unlikely to vote for him.
7/11
Yet some within ODM treat questions about our partnership as disloyalty. Why? Supporting the President must allow us to ask how we shall work together, what our supporters will receive and how we intend to form the next government.
8/11
I believe ODM has been a backbone of support for this government. I sincerely appreciate President Ruto’s acknowledgment of Baba’s contribution in Kondele. That goodwill should support honest negotiations and mutual respect.
9/11
From my conversations with Baba, I understood that he still wanted more for ODM and its supporters. He was thinking about the whole party, from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana and everywhere in between.
10/11
Protecting ODM’s strength and support areas mattered deeply to him. Electoral cooperation must address this clearly. Let ODM and UDA negotiate transparently towards 2027, with proper mandates and respect for both parties.
11/11
Baba is no longer here. The responsibility to protect the national party he helped build now rests with us.
Let us stand together, speak firmly and negotiate with purpose.
USAWA NI SAWA. MBELE PAMOJA.
Very touching from Oketch Salah.
This is the way to go.
1/11
Baba was Luo and he built ODM into a NATIONAL party with branches and diehard supporters across Kenya. Trying to make ODM a Luo affair only undermines his legacy and the millions who made it their political home.
2/11
Imagine how supporters outside the Luo community feel when people speak as though ODM belongs to one community. They stood with Baba. They sacrificed too. Nobody should make them feel like visitors in their own party.
3/11
I remember our conversations and how dear ODM was to Baba’s heart. Now that he has passed, it pains me deeply to see some within our own ranks trying to destabilise his party. We owe his memory greater responsibility.
4/11
Fellow ODM members, I beg you to stand together. ODM is our collective strength as we negotiate with UDA. A house divided cannot negotiate strongly. Every member, from every community, deserves a voice.
5/11
Negotiations require clear structures and an understanding of everyone’s role. Proposing an equal share of responsibility and representation in a government we intend to form together deserves serious discussion.
6/11
Some of us seem carried away by the few positions we have received. Others have substantial government representation and business dealings with it, yet remain opposed to the President. In my view, many are unlikely to vote for him.
7/11
Yet some within ODM treat questions about our partnership as disloyalty. Why? Supporting the President must allow us to ask how we shall work together, what our supporters will receive and how we intend to form the next government.
8/11
I believe ODM has been a backbone of support for this government. I sincerely appreciate President Ruto’s acknowledgment of Baba’s contribution in Kondele. That goodwill should support honest negotiations and mutual respect.
9/11
From my conversations with Baba, I understood that he still wanted more for ODM and its supporters. He was thinking about the whole party, from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana and everywhere in between.
10/11
Protecting ODM’s strength and support areas mattered deeply to him. Electoral cooperation must address this clearly. Let ODM and UDA negotiate transparently towards 2027, with proper mandates and respect for both parties.
11/11
Baba is no longer here. The responsibility to protect the national party he helped build now rests with us.
Let us stand together, speak firmly and negotiate with purpose.
USAWA NI SAWA. MBELE PAMOJA.
AntohKE retweeted
1/11
Baba was Luo and he built ODM into a NATIONAL party with branches and diehard supporters across Kenya. Trying to make ODM a Luo affair only undermines his legacy and the millions who made it their political home.
2/11
Imagine how supporters outside the Luo community feel when people speak as though ODM belongs to one community. They stood with Baba. They sacrificed too. Nobody should make them feel like visitors in their own party.
3/11
I remember our conversations and how dear ODM was to Baba’s heart. Now that he has passed, it pains me deeply to see some within our own ranks trying to destabilise his party. We owe his memory greater responsibility.
4/11
Fellow ODM members, I beg you to stand together. ODM is our collective strength as we negotiate with UDA. A house divided cannot negotiate strongly. Every member, from every community, deserves a voice.
5/11
Negotiations require clear structures and an understanding of everyone’s role. Proposing an equal share of responsibility and representation in a government we intend to form together deserves serious discussion.
6/11
Some of us seem carried away by the few positions we have received. Others have substantial government representation and business dealings with it, yet remain opposed to the President. In my view, many are unlikely to vote for him.
7/11
Yet some within ODM treat questions about our partnership as disloyalty. Why? Supporting the President must allow us to ask how we shall work together, what our supporters will receive and how we intend to form the next government.
8/11
I believe ODM has been a backbone of support for this government. I sincerely appreciate President Ruto’s acknowledgment of Baba’s contribution in Kondele. That goodwill should support honest negotiations and mutual respect.
9/11
From my conversations with Baba, I understood that he still wanted more for ODM and its supporters. He was thinking about the whole party, from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana and everywhere in between.
10/11
Protecting ODM’s strength and support areas mattered deeply to him. Electoral cooperation must address this clearly. Let ODM and UDA negotiate transparently towards 2027, with proper mandates and respect for both parties.
11/11
Baba is no longer here. The responsibility to protect the national party he helped build now rests with us.
Let us stand together, speak firmly and negotiate with purpose.
USAWA NI SAWA. MBELE PAMOJA.
AntohKE retweeted
Io idea ya Ruto ku boost magadi industry inacreate alot of employed opportunities to kenyans.
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.
AntohKE retweeted
Ruto Boosts Magadi by opening up the soda ash industry to more investors, creating room for competition and new opportunities. Kenya inaweza kunufaika zaidi tukiongeza uwekezaji na uzalishaji wa ndani.
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.
AntohKE retweeted
Hapa nayo ruto ameboost magadi sana jamani🔥
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.
AntohKE retweeted
Magadi boost is one of the best thing
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.
AntohKE retweeted
HE William Ruto directive on Magadi will boost & open up the sector
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.
AntohKE retweeted
President Ruto pumping funds to Magadi is a solid move.
Magadi’s soda ash sector is being opened to four or five new players under a plan where President Ruto Boosts Magadi by cutting Tata Chemicals’ long-held dominance.
The focus moves from raw exports to local production of glass and chemicals, expected to generate jobs, draw investors, expand Kenyan business opportunities and lift government revenue, with Mining CS Hassan Joho charged with delivery.