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2.6 million votes with a potential of hitting well over the 3.5 million mark is at stake. A demand for a deputy president slot for 2027 with an eye to have …
2.6 million votes with a potential of hitting well over the 3.5 million mark is at stake. A demand for a deputy president slot for 2027 with an eye to have a son of Mulembe Nation ascend to the highest office in the land in 2032.The political game of musical chairs complicated by the entry of Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna as a potential presidential candidate, Western Kenya voting block has never been this dicey. Achola Simon sat down with the Bungoma governor Ken Lusaka who doubles up as the UDA presidential campaign coordinator and asks which way for the western Kenya voter?.
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@@ILubangaImported1mo ago
These old people are unaware of reality. Most will gonto jail. Our money.
@@mohamudmohamed7245Imported1mo ago
Well spoken Mr Lusaka. Sifuna is being misled. He’ll find out the hard way. And there will be nobody to bring him in from the cold.
2.6 million votes with a potential of hitting well over the 3.5 million mark is at stake. A demand for a deputy president slot for 2027 with an eye to have a son of Mulembe Nation ascend to the highest office in the land in 2032.The political game of musical chairs complicated by the entry of Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna as a potential presidential candidate, Western Kenya voting block has never been this dicey. Achola Simon sat down with the Bungoma governor Ken Lusaka who doubles up as the UDA presidential campaign coordinator and asks which way for the western Kenya voter?.
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Western Kenya Politics I Has Sifuna’s entry into national politics upset the political formula?
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