MP John Mbadi has recently made a statement, shedding light on the current political landscape. It seems that Orengo is solely focused on his own survival, which raises questions about his competency as a governor in Kenya. The fact that his political survival depends on the support of Baba, a prominent figure in Kenyan politics, is quite telling.
Despite Orengo’s public stance against engaging in dialogue with Ruto, it is ironic to see him traveling the world alongside Ruto. This contradiction in his actions and words only adds to the skepticism surrounding his leadership abilities. The recent trip to India with Ruto further highlights the need for Orengo to reassess his priorities and responsibilities as a governor.
The call for Orengo to resign before Ruto does brings up important questions about the efficiency of his leadership. It is crucial to evaluate the working relationship between Orengo and his deputy governor to ensure that they are effectively collaborating for the betterment of the region. The situation raises concerns about the overall governance and management of resources under Orengo’s leadership, leaving many to wonder if there is room for improvement or if a change in leadership is necessary.