Not Sifuna? Richard Onyonka Reveals That All Linda Mwananchi Leaders Are Below This One Leader

Richard Onyonka has moved to clarify the political relationship between Siaya Governor James Orengo and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, dismissing speculation that the two leaders are engaged in a political confrontation.

Onyonka said Orengo should be regarded as a senior figure in Kenya’s political arena whose decades of experience and contribution to national politics deserve recognition. He argued that political differences between leaders should not automatically be interpreted as personal hostility.

According to Onyonka, Orengo occupies a different position because of his long political career and experience in national affairs. He described the Siaya governor as an elder within the political community and cautioned younger politicians and their supporters against creating unnecessary divisions around him.

“Orengo is our elder. He is not opposing or fighting with Babu; we are all below him,” Onyonka said.

His remarks come amid renewed discussions within opposition circles as political leaders position themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election. Orengo and Babu Owino have both remained prominent figures in Kenya’s opposition politics, although their political views and approaches may differ on various issues.

Onyonka maintained that such differences are part of democratic politics and should not be exaggerated into personal disputes. He also emphasized the importance of younger politicians respecting experienced leaders while pursuing their own political ambitions.

Orengo, a veteran lawyer and politician, has been involved in Kenyan politics for decades and has played significant roles in major national political debates. His long career has made him one of the more experienced figures within the opposition political establishment.

Onyonka’s comments are therefore likely to ease speculation surrounding the two leaders while highlighting the generational dynamics emerging within Kenya’s opposition ahead of 2027.

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