Esther Passaris Calls Out Party Chief ! You Won’t Believe What She Said

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Tensions within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) appear to be deepening as party officials voice growing concerns over internal leadership dynamics.

Some insiders indicate that there has been a gradual erosion of confidence in certain party officials, citing instances where decisions seemed misaligned with the broader party agenda.

Observers note that these issues have caused unease among grassroots members, who fear that personal ambitions may be influencing the party’s policies and public statements.

Some insiders indicate that there has been a gradual erosion of confidence in certain party officials, citing instances where decisions seemed misaligned with the broader party agenda.

Observers note that these issues have caused unease among grassroots members, who fear that personal ambitions may be influencing the party’s policies and public statements.

The discord has also become a topic of debate in political circles, with analysts pointing out that party cohesion is critical ahead of upcoming political events.

“A party thrives on collective decision-making, and when individual voices dominate without regard for established structures, it can have long-term consequences,” said one political commentator who asked not to be named.

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Meanwhile, party gatherings and meetings have reportedly been marked by friction, with some members expressing frustration over a lack of coordination and the unilateral communication of positions.

This sentiment has fueled speculation about whether the current leadership style aligns with the party’s foundational principles and its commitment to its supporters.

ODM Nairobi County woman representative, Esther Passaris, recently spoke candidly on the matter, highlighting her concerns regarding internal respect and adherence to party structures.

While careful not to name individuals initially, Passaris emphasized the importance of discipline and unity, noting that personal perspectives should not overshadow collective party decisions.

In a pointed critique, Passaris later identified the source of these challenges within the party.

She claimed that the ODM Secretary General, Edwin Sifuna, had repeatedly allowed his personal views to be communicated as official party positions, sometimes bypassing both party structures and the leader, Raila Odinga, affectionately known as Baba.

According to Passaris, this approach has undermined party cohesion and risked creating divisions at a crucial time.
The remarks have reignited debates about the role of party officials in balancing personal ambition with collective responsibility.

Party observers now say that how ODM navigates these internal challenges could significantly influence its performance in future elections, especially as leadership discipline and clarity of messaging remain under scrutiny.