Governor Oparanya and ODM deputies attack Murcomaniacs about Raila slur :: Kenya

Wycliffe Oparanya, Governor of Kakamega Several ODM deputies criticized the Senate Majority Leader, Kipchumba Murkomen, for linking opposition leader Raila Odinga to a political exercise. eviction conducted in the Mau Forest.

The governor argued that some of the leaders of the Jubilee lived in perpetual fears of Raila and were always ready to link him to imaginary problems.

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"They used the Mau eviction crisis to campaign against Raila in 2013 and they think they can reuse these lies," Oparanya said.

Speaking in Siaya County at the official opening of the Siaya Agricultural Show where he was the main guest, Oparanya said the Jubilee leaders should now accept that Raila is working with President Uhuru to the good of Kenya.

"Raila has been beaten for injustices How can Raila lead an eviction to the Mau and who?" How does this kind of propaganda help them? It's the hogwash that's out there. They used to campaign against Raila when he was presidential candidate in 2017, "said Oparanya.

Rift Valley leaders, led by Senator Murkomen, blamed Raila for the evictions that saw about 9,000 people expelled from the water tower.

Eight Rift leaders allied with the Jubilee government, who visited a section of The Forest denied the government's involvement in the exercise by claiming that it was a movement orchestrated to scuttle the plan of succession of the Jubilee party in 2022.

Oparanya argued that some of the Jubilee leaders were furious and angry at Raila because the unity between him and the President was bearing fruit.

"All ODM members encourage Raila to continue working with the president We want honest leaders who can tell the truth to their people There is no need to stand in front of your people to lie about Other leaders, it's a bad sign and a move that will lead people in the wrong direction, "added Oparanya.

At the same time, Nyanza deputies asked their colleagues in the Rift Valley to stop dragging the name of ODM leader Raila Odinga in the controversial expulsions of the forest of Mau.

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Lawmakers Mark Nyamita (Uriri), Jared Okello (Nyando), Otiende Amollo (Rarieda) and Walter Owino (Awendo) said that Raila had no part in evictions

They said that the importance of the Mau forest like the others can not be underestimated because all sectors of the economy, water, agriculture, the tourism, energy and other industries depend on the substantial and viable forest ecosystem.

& # 39; & # 39; It is therefore wrong for some politicians to try to push or drag Raila's name into Mau's expulsions for reasons of political expediency, "Okello said.

He wondered why Rift Valley leaders were fighting Raila by invoking his name on what he did not know.