Collins Okeyo: Win for James Orengo as Kasipul MP aspirant defects to his LDP Party

Collins Okeyo: Win for James Orengo as Kasipul MP aspirant defects to his LDP Party

Kasipul MP aspirant Collins Okeyo has defected from David Ochieng’s MDG to James Orengo’s LDP, joining three other candidates ahead of the 2027 elections.

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Siaya governor and Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader James Orengo has received another boost after Kasipul Constituency MP aspirant Collins Okeyo formally joined the party, defecting from the Movement for Democracy and Growth (MDG) led by MP David Ochieng.

Orengo announced the development on Tuesday, November 10, through a post on X (formerly Twitter), welcoming Okeyo alongside three other aspirants who joined LDP during a morning strategy session with Homa Bay county party officials focused on mapping out national strategy.

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The session also saw Joseph Otieno Aluru, who is eyeing the Ugunja Constituency parliamentary seat, and Clifford Obiero, an aspirant for the Rangwe Constituency, formally join the party. Debra Kajo, who is targeting the West Kamagak Ward seat, was also welcomed into the LDP fold at the same session.

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PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Siaya governor and Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader James Orengo has received another boost after Kasipul Constituency MP aspirant Collins Okeyo formally joined the party, defecting from the Movement for Democracy and Growth (MDG) led by MP David Ochieng.

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