- Siaya governor James Orengo has been sparking controversy for a good period of year, and is expected to address various issues
- His public absence, which raised concerns about his health, was among the issues he was scheduled to clarify during the interview
- The open -speaking governor was also expected to discuss Raila Odinga and his sudden change in support of President William Ruto
The governor of Siaya James Orengo He was scheduled to be shown on the JKL episode of Citizen TV on Wednesday, October 8, but the plan was not completed.
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The Royal Media -owned payment center announced the cancellation of the expected interviews until the end of the hour.
Communication that was shared in the official pages of Citizen TV social networking did not immediately disclose the reasons for the decision.
Governor’s interview James Orengo has been canceled, “read the message posted on the channel’s Facebook page.
What was Orengo expected to talk about?
Due to curiosity, Kenyans, many of whom were eagerly awaiting the interview, questioned the intention of being canceled for the interview.
Orengo was expected to discuss many issues, ranging from rumors about his health to the sudden change of his heart to support the President William Ruto After a series of severe criticism.
He was also expected Raila Odinga.
TUKO.co.ke understands that Orengo had been seen early on the morning period of NTV It was named Fixing The Nation, where he answered the many issues mentioned above.
Is Raila Odinga not healthy?
As previously reported, the head of Siaya County removed the fear that Raila was sick, explaining that the former prime minister was in good health and was only resting from the public.
Last week, rumors about Raila’s health gained power after some Kenyans on social media claimed he was hospitalized at a Nairobi hospital.
The rumors were faster at ODM, in a statement to the media, when it announced the sudden postponement of the 20th anniversary in Mombasa.
The festivities were scheduled for three days, from October 9 to October 12, in the coastal city of Kenya.
That cancellation sparked rumors about the party’s well -being, concerns that the party’s chief leadership has ignored and cited as propaganda aimed at disturbing them from focusing on real issues affecting Kenyans.
Raila’s communications director, Dennis Onyango, denied allegations that the Orange party leader had been dismissed.
In a statement to the media, Onyango blamed opposition leaders led by Rigathi Gachagua and Kalonzo Musyoka for funding the propaganda of Raila’s health for their personal political benefit.
Similar allegations were made by other ODM leaders, including Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, Party Deputy Leader and Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, Party Chairman and Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga and Senator Moses Kajwang, among others.
However, Kalonzo and Gachagua dismissed the allegations saying that it was neither “bacteria nor the virus” to cause health problems.
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