The claims have laid bare growing divisions inside the opposition party at a time when political unity is under intense public scrutiny.
Speaking on the unfolding dispute, Amisi alleged that Dagoretti North MP Beatrice Elachi, Butere MP Tindi Mwale, and Makadara MP George Aladwa are at the center of a coordinated effort aimed at undermining Sifuna’s leadership.
He described the alleged attacks as calculated and persistent, warning that they threaten the stability and credibility of the party.
Amisi argued that Sifuna has become a target because of his firm and public positions on key national issues.
As both Nairobi Senator and ODM Secretary General, Sifuna has consistently spoken out on governance, the cost of living, and the role of the opposition.
According to Amisi, this bold approach has unsettled leaders within the party who hold different political views or strategic interests.
The Saboti MP defended Sifuna as a loyal party official carrying out decisions sanctioned by ODM’s leadership structures.
He cautioned that personal or factional disagreements should not be allowed to weaken the party’s collective voice.
Amisi stressed that internal disputes must be addressed through established party channels rather than through public criticism that exposes divisions.
Sifuna’s recent remarks on national politics have often attracted strong reactions, including from fellow ODM legislators.
Some lawmakers have questioned his tone and approach, while others have openly supported his stance, deepening visible cracks within the party’s ranks.
The MPs named by Amisi have not issued formal responses to the accusations.
Their silence has intensified speculation about internal alignments and possible power struggles within ODM’s parliamentary group.
Political observers say the lack of clarity risks fueling further mistrust among party members.
Analysts warn that prolonged infighting could distract the party from its core role as an opposition force.
They note that ODM’s strength has historically rested on discipline and internal cohesion, qualities now being tested by public disagreements among senior figures.
Calls are growing for the party leadership to intervene and restore calm.
Supporters argue that failure to manage the dispute decisively could damage ODM’s standing and weaken its ability to influence national debate.
As the situation develops, the controversy surrounding Edwin Sifuna’s leadership continues to dominate political discussions.
Whether the party moves toward reconciliation or deeper division will shape its future direction and determine how it is perceived by the public in the months ahead.
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