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Nairobi, Kenya Joined May 2019
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Whenever we conduct online polls, Sifuna consistently leads with over 85%, with Ruto trailing behind. The recent poll that placed both Sifuna and Ruto at 31% was a joke, but even that poll inadvertently demonstrated that Sifuna is the strongest opposition candidate to challenge Ruto.

How do you expect us to abandon Sifuna and rally behind Kalonzo simply because he claims to have stood with Raila all these years? Kama kuna deni anadai, aende ODM akadai deni lake. The youth will not be blackmailed into supporting anyone.

Nobody is waking up, queuing for hours and casting their vote for Kalonzo as president simply because of political entitlement. If he wants to join Ruto, well and good. If he wants to go it alone, we have absolutely no problem with that. After all, in 2007, when he contested the presidency, he got a glimpse of his national support, garnering less than 1m votes.

Sifuna enjoys support across the country. Kalonzo's support is largely concentrated in Eastern. There is a difference between having a political history and having a national movement behind you.

Tuache ujinga! The youth will not be blackmailed into accepting a candidate they do not believe in. There is no debate about the opposition flag bearer. It's either Sifuna or Sifuna!
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So if Kalonzo doesn't get the opposition ticket, he should cross over and become Ruto's deputy? The funny part is that even after defecting, he still won't be the presidential candidate. What's the logic in that? The youth cannot be blackmailed into supporting anyone. If Kalonzo wants to join Ruto, he is free to do so kesho. We are with Sifuna, and our position is not changing!
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