ODM camps at Kibra’s Toi as rivals stay away
The ODM candidate in the November 7 Kibra parliamentary election Bernard Imran Okoth took his campaigns to Toi Market in the constituency as the other contestants stayed away.
Boosted by Jubilee Party nominated MP Maina Kamanda’s support, Imran forayed into the highly populated open-air market yesterday afternoon where he called for unity of purpose.
“I am appealing for your support regardless of your political affiliation because Ken loved everybody. Winning the Kibra seat is for every Kenyan living in this constituency,” the man who managed the CDF office for seven years said.
He said Kibra needed someone who can uphold the late MP, Ken Okoth’s policies, agendas, and legacy.
“What are you leaving for the people who come after you? Leave a legacy of faith, hope, and love because that’s what will last. The ODM Party can’t afford to lose the seat. That’s why we are on the ground,” he added.
Most aspirants have adopted a door-to-door campaign for the that has attracted more than 20 hopefuls.
