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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Defame him too hapa online hakunanga feelings bro.
You have lost my respect.
And I am already being fed very damning information and history of Asamoh,several lawyers are in my inbox ready to represent me in this case. I am even being given his addresss somewhere in Buru phase 1 etc. I am never personal with people but we should respect each other.
People shouldn’t get away with malicious defamation against others fort he sake of clout!
AntohKE retweeted
Baba understood the importance of protecting ODM’s political space. His legacy deserves respect.
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Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
AntohKE retweeted
Raila Odinga left us in broad-based. We are NOT leaving. Anyone against it but purports to be Raila's friend, is just a HYPOCRITE. Thank you @Oketch_Salah for always being truthful.
1/5
Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
AntohKE retweeted
You were very close to baba,,keep giving us the secrets he told you 🫡
1/5
Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
AntohKE retweeted
Let them stay guided. ODM is a national party and it determine who becomes president 2027.
Nyanza is broadbased
1/5
Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
Oketch Salah has finally spoken kabisaa.
This is now the stand of most of us.
Your word is final.
Tunaenda kwa meza tukiwa tumejipanga.
1/5
Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
AntohKE retweeted
1/5
Let me be clear: Baba would never have taken ODM into a coalition government with UDA without a properly negotiated framework. He was planning to meet President Ruto to discuss structures that would protect ODM’s interests while supporting Ruto’s second term.
2/5
I want to believe Raymond Omolo has been misunderstood. How else would anyone expect a coalition government to be formed without negotiations and clear arrangements? Negotiation is responsible leadership. It does not amount to issuing conditions.
3/5
ODM cannot be reduced to the “share yetu” argument associated with Gachagua and the Mt Kenya vote. ODM is a national party, with supporters from Mandera to Isebania, Lamu to Turkana, and everywhere in between. Their interests deserve proper representation.
4/5
Let nobody confuse support for President Ruto with surrendering ODM’s identity, mandate or political space. Baba understood the responsibility he carried. Any agreement had to respect the party and the millions of Kenyans behind it.
5/5
And let me state this without fear of contradiction: protecting ODM strongholds was non-negotiable in any UDA-ODM arrangement. Baba would not have accepted an agreement that undermined them. I was privy to his thinking, and I can personally attest to that.
AntohKE retweeted
PS Raymond Omollo is reminding the Luo community the importance of working with government of the day... we have been sidelined for many years but President Ruto have demonstrated his commitment to implement all the key issues they discussed with Raila Odinga during the broadbased arrangement agreement