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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 27431, member: 2262"] Musalia Mudavadi supports the agreement between the United Democratic Alliance and the Orange Democratic Movement. He believes this team-up helps fix Kenya's social, economic, and political problems. The Prime Cabinet Secretary wants everyone included when making positive changes for peace, unity, and stable finances. Leaders might disagree about ideas, but Kenya remains one country. Mudavadi thinks building a better nation requires teamwork because everyone shares the same vision. He wanted people to know he fully supports what happened at KICC. Anyone spreading rumors that he skipped the event doesn't realize he attended the morning Kenya Kwanza meeting where he approved the process. He stays completely involved with these efforts. He keeps pushing for unity despite different political groups and supporters. Leaders must come together and think about what makes the country better for all citizens. Every region deserves attention when the government creates development plans. Mudavadi stresses fair sharing of resources lets all Kenyans benefit from national wealth. President Ruto focuses on progress and cares about regular folks, according to Mudavadi. He asks people to back the government's plans for big improvements. Some leadership goals become impossible alone. The government needs to work with the opposition on certain projects for success and national unity. This partnership changes everything since opposition watchdogs still need government cooperation. We should back President Ruto completely because everyone wants to see good results. A united team explains why Kenya Kwanza joined with ODM to create a better tomorrow. Political differences happen for many reasons, but they never equal hatred. Kenyans should appreciate how President Ruto brought many leaders together after the 2022 elections. Friday's agreement shows real progress toward unity. How many politicians call their rivals for talks after the elections end? President Ruto supported Raila Odinga for the AU Chairmanship without conditions and talked with him about many local issues. These leaders showed Kenyans they wanted to walk forward together. The goal never focuses on making individuals rich or dividing power. Leaders under Ruto want to improve the economy, help farmers, strengthen schools, solve health problems, protect the country, and give citizens decent lives. [/QUOTE]

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