In a bold statement, Wahome praised Winnie for her strength, composure, and courage during her father’s burial, describing her as a young leader with. He noted that her conduct throughout the difficult period showed true leadership qualities that could serve the country well in national governance.
Wahome went on to suggest that it might be time to bring new energy and ideas into leadership, hinting that figures like former Kiambu Governor William Kabogo have already played their part in the political arena. “We can do away with Kabogo, he is now a spent cartridge,” he remarked, implying the need for generational change.
His statement has drawn mixed reactions online. Supporters of the Odinga family lauded the idea, saying Winnie represents a new wave of youthful, fearless leaders, while critics argued that political positions should not be based on lineage but on experience and merit.
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