ODM Names New Party Officials After Reshuffle, Approves Oburu as Party Boss, as Sifuna Keeps SG Role

According to available sources of news, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Party has announced a reshuffle and appointment of new officials, following a meeting of its National Governing Council (NGC).

The NGC has approved the appointment of Senator Oburu Oginga as the new Party Leader, a move that solidifies his position within the party hierarchy.

In addition to Dr Oburu's elevation the NGC has approved other key leadership positions.

Governors Nassir, Simba Arati and Senator Osoro have been approved as the Deputy Party Leaders.

These appointments signify a strategic move to strengthen the party's presence and representation across different regions.

Furthermore, several other prominent members have been assigned new roles.

Dr. Ariko Namoit and Dr Omollo have been approved as the new Vice Chairpersons.

The party has also seen the appointment of two female leaders to crucial positions.

Ruth Odinga who is the Kisumu Woman Representative has been named Deputy Organising Secretary while Rosa Buyu, the Kisumu West MP has been appointed as the Secretary of Political Affairs.

The newly appointed officials have assumed office immediately.

However, their full tenure is subject to ratification by the higher decision-making body the National Delegates Convention (NDC).

The ODM party has been commemorating 20 years, as indicated by the hashtag and these appointments mark the beginning of a new chapter in its leadership.

Significantly, the report mentions that Edwin Sifuna has kept his role as the Secretary General (SG).

The party has congratulated the new leaders as they take on their roles, expressing confidence in their ability to steer the party forward.

This series of appointments has injected new energy and structure into the party's leadership ahead of upcoming political activities.