Ruto, Raila appoints a technical committee to evaluate the MOU between ODM-UDA, Gabriel Oguda is one of them

A five -person team is designed to accelerate the goals of the work agreement between President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga
The two leaders signed a compromise agreement based on 10 key issues that have been plaguing Kenyans, including kidnapping and police abuse
The committee will conduct a progress assessment in the completion of the agenda, and will inform the school principals report every two months

President William Ruto and the ODM leader Raila Odinga They have formed a committee charged with evaluating the performance of a compromise agreement that the ruling UDA signed with the ODM in March this year.

President William Ruto (right) with ODM leader Raila Odinga while in Addis Ababa; Two mentioned a team to evaluate the agreement they signed in March. Photo: Amanuel Sileshi.
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The agreement was based on ten key agendas, which the technical team will now evaluate.

Through a statement issued by the President William Rutothe committee will begin its work as soon as it is appointed.

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Ruto said their activities would be personally funded by ODM parties and UDA.

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“In carrying out its responsibilities under the guidance of chiefs, the committee will conduct joint and comprehensive consultations with public members and all involved stakeholders, including government weapons, government departments, independent commissions, civil society, religious institutions, and the private sector, to ensure that the implementation of the MOU is guided by different perspectives and to address all Kenyan needs,”

The team will be led by former Senator Agnes Zani; Other members are Fatuma Ibrahim, Kevin Kiarie, Gabriel Oguda and Javas Bigambo.

Their activities will be enhanced by the executive teams from UDA and ODM parties.

It will submit a report every two months to both Ruto and Raila, and a joint meeting of Parliament, bringing together MPs from both sides.

“The committee will begin its work immediately and will submit development reports to the school principals every two months, and to the joint Kenyan parliamentary group first-FM every year. The parliamentary group will hold its first session on August 18, 2025. The President’s statement has been added.

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The team will also oversee the implementation of the National Discussion Committee (NADCO) report adopted in 2023.

ODM national chief Gladys Wanga welcomed the committee’s formation in the hope that it would eliminate the concerns of the suspicious Thomases.

“I congratulate the team’s participants and ask them He said.

The committee was formed nine days after the ODM party met and agreed on the formation of a technical team to evaluate the agreement.

This was after ODM Secretary -General Edwin Sunwa refrained from the plan, saying the plan was dead, as the government had already defied what it should be honored in the document.

The Nairobi Senator was among the signatures.

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He suggested an increase in kidnapping cases and police fraud, excessive corruption, misuse of public resources and excessive use of money and violating the rule of law, among others.

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The previous ones were identified as areas of the theme of a compromise agreement.

Sifuna’s remarks sparked a storm in the ODM, with some of the leaders of the rank accusing him of not respecting the position held by the party and its leader.

Some wanted him to be removed because of his strong position.

But Raila quickly defended himself, saying the Secretary -General had the right to express his views.

He then convened a session of the Executive Committee, which brought together senior members to decide how to move forward and to avoid further divisions in the party.

Ruto, Raila appoints a technical committee to evaluate the MOU between ODM-UDA, Gabriel Oguda is one of them — Members of the Central Committee of the ODM party in the original newspaper. Photo: ODM Party.
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If it seemed to pay attention to Sifuna’s concern, the Committee agreed to evaluate the Government on its end of the MoU.

What issues did Raila and Ruto agree to work on?

The MoU focused on the ten important factors that have led to the chaos in the country, and which the party wanted the government to deal with.

These issues are; Protecting and strengthening the division, promoting and protecting the lives of young The processionhandling national debt and fighting