Speaking amid increasing political conversations within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and the broader Nyanza political landscape, Ruth said that disagreements in politics should not automatically be interpreted as personal enmity.
She noted that public debate often fuels unnecessary rumours whenever leaders express differing views on governance and political strategy.
According to her, political differences are a normal part of leadership and should be expected in any democratic system. She emphasized that leaders are not required to think alike in order to work together effectively.
Ruth highlighted her long-standing relationship with Governor Orengo, describing it as one built on years of shared political experience and mutual respect.
According to her, political differences are a normal part of leadership and should be expected in any democratic system. She emphasized that leaders are not required to think alike in order to work together effectively.
Ruth highlighted her long-standing relationship with Governor Orengo, describing it as one built on years of shared political experience and mutual respect.
She said that despite serving in different capacities and occasionally holding divergent opinions, their working relationship has remained intact.
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