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The political temperature in Kisumu appeared to rise sharply after Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo found herself at the centre of a tense moment during President William Ruto’s visit to the region.
Odhiambo has now broken her silence, delivering a pointed message after she was reportedly heckled by a section of ODM supporters while in Kisumu. Read Full Article Here
Odhiambo has now broken her silence, delivering a pointed message after she was reportedly heckled by a section of ODM supporters while in Kisumu.
In a message shared late at night, the outspoken legislator appeared unfazed by the reception, instead suggesting that the incident would not stop her from expressing her political views.
Odhiambo said she had faced the heckling but remained composed, adding that she was ready for whatever might come next.
Her remarks have since attracted attention, with many interpreting them as a sign that she does not intend to retreat despite the hostile reception.
The incident comes at a politically sensitive moment in Nyanza, where President Ruto has intensified his engagements with leaders and residents as he seeks to strengthen his support ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Odhiambo’s response has therefore added another layer to the growing political debate in the region, particularly as leaders continue to take different positions on Ruto’s re-election bid.
Her latest remarks also suggest that the political exchanges ahead could become even more intense, especially as politicians seek to defend their positions before increasingly vocal crowds.
For now, Odhiambo appears determined to remain in the political arena despite the backlash.
Her message has left supporters and critics waiting to see whether the confrontation in Kisumu will trigger another round of political exchanges in the days ahead.

