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ODM branches back Raila tour of Central

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Prime Minister Raila Odinga and wife Ida pay their last respects to Kenyan UN volunteer Nivah Tiga Odwori during her burial at Funyula in Samia District On Sunday. She was one of the more than 200,000 people killed during last month’s Haiti quake. Photo/PMPS

Prime Minister Raila Odinga and wife Ida pay their last respects to Kenyan UN volunteer Nivah Tiga Odwori during her burial at Funyula in Samia District On Sunday. She was one of the more than 200,000 people killed during last month’s Haiti quake. Photo/PMPS 

By NATION Team
Posted  Sunday, February 7  2010 at  21:00

In Summary

  • Party officials come out to welcome PM’s visit as critics back down

Commenting on the visit, former Kanu strongman Joseph Kamotho said Mr Odinga, like other presidential candidates, is keen to win the support of the electorate in Central province because it is rich in votes.

Dr Philip Nyinguro, a lecturer at the University of Nairobi, said the PM appeared to be gaining support in Central because he is being backed by the political elite from the region.

By Kenneth Ogosia, Lucas Barasa, Oliver Musembi and Muchemi Wachira

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