According to the reports by the Star Newspaper, the recent appearance of MPs Ndindi Nyoro and Babu Owino at the same party event has drawn public interest, especially after reports suggested they had acquired a joint political party.
Their presence together was unexpected, considering they have been on opposite sides of Kenya’s political divide for years.
Nyoro has been a strong supporter of President William Ruto, while Babu Owino has remained fiercely loyal to ODM and its leader, Raila Odinga.
The two have often clashed on political matters, making their meeting a subject of widespread speculation.With Kenya’s political landscape constantly changing, any unexpected alliance raises questions about possible shifts in loyalty and strategy.
Many politicians are already planning for future elections, forming new coalitions, and strengthening their political bases.
The idea that two prominent leaders from rival camps could be working together has caused debate about what this could mean for the future of both Kenya Kwanza and Azimio coalitions.
Some believe it signals a bigger political realignment, while others think it might be a calculated move for personal political survival.
Babu Owino has, however, dismissed claims of being involved in any new political group. He has firmly stated that he remains committed to ODM and has no plans to leave the party.
His response seems to be aimed at calming ODM supporters who may have been unsettled by the reports. On the other hand, Ndindi Nyoro has not publicly addressed the matter in detail, which has only fueled more curiosity.
If the reports of a joint political party are true, it would be a major development that could disrupt the current political order.
This event comes at a time when leaders across the country are repositioning themselves, especially with the 2027 elections in mind. Political strategies are changing as different factions try to increase their influence.
Some leaders are looking for new alliances, while others are working to consolidate their existing support. The ongoing uncertainty in political parties has made it difficult to predict how things will be, but one thing is clear politicians are preparing for major battles ahead.
The meeting between Ndindi Nyoro and Babu Owino may have been a simple social gathering, but in politics, such interactions are rarely casual. Whether this is an early sign of a new political movement or just a temporary collaboration for specific interests remains unclear.
However, one thing is certainKenya’s political scene is dynamic, and surprises are always possible. As things develop, more clarity will emerge on whether these two leaders are indeed working on something bigger or if their appearance together was just a coincidence.
