Speaking in Homa Bay High School where he was the chief guest in a fund-raiser, Kidero who was accompanied by more than 10 ODM MPs said the Luo community must work ways to be in the Government in 2017 so that they can compete with other communities in Kenya.
“I want to assure you that we are going to form the next Government by all means. We will try the window if the door cannot make us get what we want,” Kidero.
Kidero told his critics in ODM who have called him a “Jubilee mole” that he is in the party to stay and that he will not allow anybody to threaten him to leave.
“I am a member of ODM and I am not going to leave because our party allows for democracy. This is the party that has fought for the liberation of Kenyans and was at the forefront in pushing for a new Constitution,” Kidero said amid applause from members of the public.
“All political parties want to be in power so that they can implement policies that will transform lives. This is the main reason why I traverse various parts of this region. The money I am pooling is for transforming the lives of our people,” Kidero added.
Kidero said Luo Nyanza has lagged behind because of putting politics ahead of development.
“Let our people stop confusing matters of development with politics. Let us all come together and do projects, which can change lives of our people,” he said.
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