Bishop David Kodia of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) criticized opposition leaders for failing to unite during a speech in Bondo on September 27, 2026. Kodia accused the leaders of ignoring calls for a common political front and forming too many parties. His remarks came as Kenya prepares for upcoming elections.
The bishop urged opposition chiefs to bring their supporters together, emphasizing the need for collaboration. He argued that the current fragmentation weakens their position. Kodia’s comments highlight growing tensions within Kenya’s political landscape.
The Anglican Church has been active in political discourse, often advocating for stability. Kodia’s speech reflects broader concerns about the impact of political division on national unity. His call for unity comes amid rising public frustration with political fragmentation.
The opposition has been divided into multiple parties, complicating efforts to challenge the ruling party. Kodia’s intervention signals a growing role for religious leaders in political matters. His message underscores the importance of cohesion in the run-up to elections.
