President William Ruto has pledged to collaborate closely with the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leaders and supporters to carry forward the development legacy of the late opposition leader Raila Odinga, committing to keep his vision for Kenya alive. Speaking at the Voice of Salvation and Healing Church in Mamboleo, Kisumu, President Ruto acknowledged the void left by the former prime minister while outlining a path forward through unity and national development. “It may not be possible to replace the late Raila Odinga, but we can work to make sure that his legacy is carried on in the development of our nation,” Ruto stated. Describing himself as a student of the late opposition chief, the president reassured ODM supporters of his continued partnership. “I want to assure you that as a student of the late Raila Odinga, I will walk with you,” Ruto added. “ODM and UDA are not competitors but rather collaborators, and I will ensure his legacy lives on.” Addressing his return to Kisumu, President Ruto reflected on his administration’s performance over the past four years, citing economic recovery despite inheriting significant debt and inflation. He noted that fiscal stabilization measures have positioned Kenya’s economy as the sixth largest in Africa. The president also listed several flagship projects aligned with Odinga’s vision, pointing to major progress in national road net...
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