Sifuna days in ODM are numbered – George Aladwa
Makadara Member of Parliament George Aladwa has warned ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna that he could be kicked out of the position soon
Makadara Member of Parliament George Aladwa has warned ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna that he could be kicked out of the position soon.
Speaking on Saturday, February 22, Aladwa said the Nairobi Senator’s days in the ODM party are numbered saying he would be ejected like his predecessor Ababu Namwamba.
“I want to warn Sifuna, the one calling himself the Secretary General of ODM. We’ve had many Secretary Generals before; he’s not the first. Ababu left, and he will also leave. He should completely stay away from me. I see he has insulted me a lot, but I want to tell him that his days in ODM are numbered,” Aladwa stated.
The Makadara MP went on to claim that Sifuna is being used by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
He also alleged that Senator Sifuna has joined Gacahgua’s faction and that he is being fronted for a gubernatorial seat.
“The same Sifuna is being used by Gachagua. Even during the impeachment, he caused trouble and voted reluctantly. We know that he is Gachagua’s candidate for the governor seat. Even last week but one, he was with Gachagua, Waititu, and Kalonzo in Kawangware.
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“We wish him all the best, as we know he has already left ODM. He should stop deceiving people that he is still the Secretary-General, he has already joined Gachagua’s team,” Aladwa claimed.
His remarks come after Sifuna called Aladwa and other leaders in ODM over supporting the Kenya Kwanza government.
Speaking on Thursday, February 20, Senator Sifuna maintained that he would not vote for President Ruto in the 2027 general election even if he is spurted by the ODM party.
“There are messages too important to be left to Aladwa. In ODM, everyone has the right to speak their mind. Aladwa has one vote, and Sifuna has one vote. Let him cast his vote for Ruto, I will not,” said Sifuna.
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