The revelation comes amid escalating tensions within the party over the distribution of resources and influence ahead of 2027.
Sources say Junet pointed fingers at Peter Mburu, accusing him of managing the cash without full transparency.
Party insiders confirm that the leak has caused heated arguments in closed-door meetings at a Nairobi hotel.
Rumors suggest that some leaders considered walking out before staff intervened to calm the room.
“I saw Junet arguing fiercely with two senior aides,” said a party insider who was present. “Chairs were almost flying, and the tension was unreal. You could feel the room split in half.”
Observers say this move could significantly weaken Sifuna’s faction, which has been trying to consolidate power in Mount Kenya.
Analysts warn that the fallout may alter alliances within the coalition, as leaders scramble to pick sides before critical decisions are finalized.
The drama is now spilling over into social media, with hashtags calling out Peter Mburu and questioning the handling of funds.
Political watchers say the timing of the revelation is strategic, aimed at reshaping internal party influence just months before preliminary 2027 alignment talks.
Junet’s next steps will determine whether he regains control over his influence or faces permanent marginalization in ODM.
Insiders say the coming week could see resignations, reshuffles, or new appointments as factions reposition themselves.
The political temperature in ODM remains high, with Mount Kenya voters closely watching how the factional dispute unfolds.
The KSh 500 million saga has already left citizens speculating: who is truly in charge, and what does this mean for 2027?
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