Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi claimed that former Prime Minister Raila Odinga would not have formed a political alliance with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Mbadi made the statement during an interview with a local media outlet on October 25, 2026. He cited Raila’s public opposition to working with Gachagua as the reason for this claim.
Mbadi described Raila’s stance as clear and firm, stating that Raila had openly expressed his refusal to collaborate with Gachagua. The remarks came amid ongoing political tensions in the country. Mbadi emphasized that Raila’s position was well known and that his refusal to work with Gachagua was a matter of public record.
The political alliance between Raila and Gachagua had been a topic of discussion in recent months. Both figures had previously been part of the same political coalition, but their relationship had become strained. Mbadi’s comments add to the growing scrutiny surrounding their political strategies. The situation highlights the complexities of political alliances in the country.
