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Raila’s successor who will complete the journey to Canaan unveiled.


Most people have been asking themselves who will replace Nasa leader Raila Odinga once he retires from active politics. The “Joshua” who will complete the journey to Canaan.
Different opinions have been given considering that even some raising different speculations about the opposition leader who has transformed the political landscape of the country for a while now.

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Don’t write off ODM leader Raila Odinga from the 2022 presidential race or you will be shocked, Likoni MP Mishi Mboko has said.
Mboko  said the handshake between Raila and President Uhuru Kenyatta does not stop the Opposition chief from running in 2022.
Mboko said the building bridges initiative is part of Raila’s strategy to succeed Uhuru. “Raila has gone back to the drawing board for strategies,” Mboko said.

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Raila’s critics have urged him to quit politics after his appointment as African Union High Representative for Infrastructure Development.
Raila has said he is in politics to stay. Mboko said the new job does not prevent Raila from engaging in politics.


But if Raila backs off the coastal legislature has affirmed that Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho will wear in his shoe take the stick and lead the Kenyans all the way to the promised land.
Ali Joho has been a closet ally to Raila and even a chief campaigner. Right now the Governor is creating good relationship with the President which might be an underground means to solicit for support from him in 2022.
Do you think Ali Hassan Joho has the potential of leading the country?

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