- Homa Bay Town MP George Kaluma is asking critics to apologize over his earlier claims targeting top opposition leaders.
- Kaluma alleges Edwin Sifuna, James Orengo, and Babu Owino are “agents” of Rigathi Gachagua.
- The legislator insists recent political developments validate his position, though no evidence has been publicly presented.
- The three leaders have not responded to the latest remarks but have previously denied links to rival political camps.
- The claims have sparked widespread debate online, exposing deepening cracks within the opposition.
Homa Bay Town MP George Kaluma has reignited political debate after doubling down on controversial claims involving key opposition figures. In a fresh online statement, Kaluma challenged his critics to apologize, maintaining that his earlier assertions were accurate.
The outspoken legislator alleged that Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, Siaya Governor James Orengo, and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino are secretly working as “agents” of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. However, he did not provide verifiable evidence to support the allegations.
“Those who doubted me… should now apologize,” Kaluma said, pointing to what he described as unfolding political events that back his claims.
The remarks have triggered mixed reactions across social media, with some Kenyans questioning the basis of the allegations while others view the comments as part of broader political infighting.
None of the leaders mentioned have issued a response to the latest statement. In previous instances, however, they have strongly defended their political positions, with Sifuna who also serves as ODM Secretary General consistently affirming loyalty to party leader Raila Odinga.
Political observers say the exchange highlights rising tensions within Kenya’s opposition ranks as leaders begin positioning themselves ahead of future contests. Kaluma, known for his outspoken stance on national matters, has often stirred debate with bold and sometimes controversial remarks.
His latest comments are expected to further intensify political discourse and widen divisions within the opposition landscape.
