A Kenyan opposition member has warned that the party risks losing the 2027 general election if its leaders fail to agree on a single presidential candidate. Babu Owino, an MP from Embakasi East, urged opposition leaders to put aside personal ambitions and support one candidate. He argued that internal divisions could weaken the opposition’s chances against President William Ruto. Owino’s comments come amid growing speculation about the political landscape ahead of the 2027 polls. The president, currently in his second term, has not announced a successor. Opposition leaders have been divided on selecting a unified candidate, with several potential names circulating. Owino emphasized that without a clear choice, the opposition may struggle to challenge Ruto’s administration effectively. His remarks highlight concerns about the party’s ability to present a strong front in the upcoming election. The political climate remains tense as both sides prepare for the next phase of Kenya’s electoral cycle.