Gladys Wanga has declared her firm commitment to securing and stabilising the leadership of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), signalling a decisive push to restore order and strengthen the party’s national influence.
Taking to her official X account on Thursday, February 12, 2026, the ODM National Chairperson and Homa Bay Governor outlined the party’s renewed focus on grassroots mobilisation, expansion, and reinforcing its political structures across the country.
Wanga revealed that ODM leaders had conducted intensive mobilisation activities in Lamu and Tana River counties, aimed at strengthening the party’s presence and expanding its reach in key regions.
“We had a productive and fully packed day in Lamu and Tana River counties, focused on strengthening our party presence and expanding our reach,” Wanga stated.
The visits form part of ODM’s broader strategy to consolidate its grassroots support and rebuild internal cohesion amid recent leadership changes and political tensions within the party.
Commitment to Secure ODM Leadership and Stability
Wanga emphasised that ODM’s leadership is actively working to secure the party’s future and maintain its position as a major political force in Kenya. She reaffirmed the party’s dedication to its founding values and long-standing commitment to social justice.
“We are working to secure ODM’s leadership, grounded in our shared commitment to social justice,” she said.
Her remarks signal a strong effort by ODM’s top leadership to stabilise the party, reassure supporters, and maintain unity during a period marked by internal disputes and leadership transitions.
Wanga also highlighted ODM’s continued focus on addressing key issues affecting local communities, including:
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Security challenges
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Blue economy development
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Land rights and ownership
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Equitable distribution of resources
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Inclusive economic growth
She stressed that ODM remains committed to championing policies that promote fairness, equality, and sustainable development across all regions.
As Kenya moves closer to the 2027 general elections, ODM leaders have intensified mobilisation efforts to strengthen party structures and consolidate support nationwide.
Wanga’s statement underscores the party’s determination to remain united, rebuild confidence among supporters, and position itself strongly for future political contests.
Her leadership role is expected to be crucial in guiding ODM through its current challenges and ensuring the party remains a formidable force in Kenya’s political landscape.
