ODM Party Leader and Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga has opened up about his recent health struggles, revealing that he feared he could die before getting an opportunity to express his feelings in Parliament.
Oburu made the emotional remarks while speaking about his relationship with Methu, whom he praised for standing by him during his difficult moments despite their political differences.
The veteran politician disclosed that his illness had left him worried about his future, particularly because he still had important matters he wanted to address in Parliament.
"When I was sick I thought I am going to die before I could express my feelings in Parliament’" Oburu stated.
His remarks offered a glimpse into the seriousness of his health condition and the personal concerns he experienced while receiving treatment.
Oburu also took the opportunity to clarify his relationship with Methu, insisting that the two were not enemies.
According to the Siaya senator, Methu demonstrated genuine concern by visiting him when he was unwell, an action he appeared to appreciate despite any differences that may exist between them.
"Methu is a good man, he visited me when I was sick and we are not enemies," he added.
The statement is likely to attract attention given the political environment in the country, where disagreements between leaders sometimes create the impression of personal hostility.
Oburu's comments suggest that political differences should not necessarily translate into personal animosity, particularly when individuals demonstrate compassion during difficult moments.
His revelation also comes as Kenyans continue to follow his recovery and public engagements following concerns about his health.
The veteran ODM leader remains an influential figure in Kenyan politics, and his remarks have highlighted the importance of friendship, reconciliation and human compassion beyond political disagreements.
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