Gladys Wanga
Video: Gladys Wanga Lands In Trouble After What She Was Seen Doing In Homabay Days After Sifuna’s Attack
Homa Bay County Governor Her Excellency Gladys Wanga has elicited mixed reactions online after a viral video surfaced online, coming just days after former Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Secretary General Senator Edwin Sifuna faced hostiles during a tour in her county.
The tension in the county had spiked after Sifuna’s convoy encountered road blockades and stone-throwing incidents aimed at disrupting the “Linda Mwananchi” rallies. Sifuna and his entourage were forced off main transit routes, sparking widespread political debate regarding local tolerance for opposing voices within the region.
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In the newly emerged video clip, Governor Wanga addressed a highly charged public gathering, employing the “TAWE” signature hand sign—a symbol popularized in local politics to signal rejection or defiance.
Speaking firmly to the crowd, Wanga appeared to rally residents against outside political influences, urging locals to lock out any political figures or factions not explicitly aligned with the ODM umbrella or the broad-based government arrangement.
The footage quickly trended across social media platforms, drawing sharp divides among viewers. Supporters defended the governor, arguing she was merely protecting her political turf and reinforcing party unity within the region.
However, critics were quick to condemn the gesture and tone, alleging that such public declarations risk fueling political intolerance and hostility against visiting leaders.
As video clips continue to circulate, political analysts suggest the escalating verbal and symbolic exchanges in Homa Bay highlight deep-seated rivalries ahead of upcoming political realignments. Regional observers are now keeping a close watch on how party leadership handles the rising local friction.
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