"If Babu Owino leaves ODM and starts his own party, I can assure you that within two weeks, it would be full of members"-Gloria Orwoba -
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“If Babu Owino leaves ODM and starts his own party, I can assure you that within two weeks, it would be full of members”-Gloria Orwoba

Nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba has showered praise on Embakasi East Member of Parliament Babu Owino, describing him as one of the most influential and energetic young politicians in Kenya today. Speaking during an interview, Orwoba said Babu’s popularity is undeniable, adding that if he were to leave the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party and form his own political outfit, it would attract a massive following in just two weeks.

According to Orwoba, Babu Owino’s appeal among the youth is unmatched. She noted that the legislator has built a strong brand through his outspoken nature, bold leadership, and continuous engagement with young Kenyans on social and economic issues. “If Babu Owino decides to start his own party, I can assure you that within two weeks, it would be full of members,” she remarked confidently.

Her statement has sparked conversations across the political divide, with many agreeing that Babu has the potential to shake up Kenya’s political landscape. Over the years, the Embakasi East MP has been one of ODM’s most loyal defenders and a fierce supporter of party leader Raila Odinga. However, his growing influence and independent voice have often led to speculation that he could one day chart his own political path.

Political analysts also believe that Babu’s strong presence on social media and his ability to connect with ordinary Kenyans give him a unique edge. Unlike many politicians, he has mastered the art of mixing activism, humor, and hard-hitting political messaging, which resonates deeply with young voters.

Orwoba’s remarks have reignited debate about the future of youth leadership in Kenya. As the country heads toward another election cycle, the role of young, energetic leaders like Babu Owino will be critical in shaping the next generation of politics. Whether he remains in ODM or decides to start his own movement, one thing is clear—Babu Owino has already cemented his place as a political force to reckon with.