Sifuna in Big Trouble as Oketch Salah Produces Damning Evidence Against Him

Oketch Salah has come forward with what he describes as substantial evidence that ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has been secretly working to undermine the party from within, allegedly under the influence of former President Uhuru Kenyatta.

According to Salah, Raila had confided in him in his final days, expressing deep concern about Sifuna’s loyalty.

“Raila knew there were forces inside ODM aiming to weaken it,” Salah told supporters online. “He hoped Sifuna would reveal his intentions, and I have evidence confirming this.”

The revelations have ignited a storm on social media. Some ODM supporters have backed Salah, arguing that the party has shown increasing signs of internal confusion.

One user wrote, “If Raila saw Sifuna plotting, then the party must act now before more damage is done.” Another added, “We can’t let our party be sabotaged from within; evidence must guide action.”

Others cautioned against rushing to judgment, saying, “Accusations like this without full transparency only deepen divisions.” Another comment read, “Salah should present the proof clearly. ODM supporters deserve facts, not rumors.”

The allegations also bring renewed attention to past critiques of Sifuna’s dual role as party administrator and political commentator, with activist Kasmuel McOure’s previous calls for accountability resurfacing.

As of now, Sifuna has not responded to Salah’s claims, and ODM has not released an official statement addressing the accusations or outlining any investigative steps.

Party members and supporters await clarification, making this one of the most tense moments in ODM’s recent history.