Nairobi ODM chairman George Aladwa has given governor Evans Kidero a strategy of how to retain his seat in the 2017 general election
This comes as a way of endearing him to Kenyans after his public fight with Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko
Aladwa advised Kidero that all he had to do was engage with poor people to shed off his ‘boss’ persona
Nairobi’s Governor Evans Kidero has been given advise on how to make himself likable to the public if he wanted to retain his seat in the 2017 general election.
This advise comes after his fight with Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko.
According to the Star, Nairobi’s ODM chairman George Aladwa told Kidero to stop being a boss and engage with the poor.
“The governor should change his style of operation and begin getting involved in party affairs. He should stop being a boss and engage with the poor. It is the only way he can be assured of retaining his seat,” said Aladwa as quoted in the newspaper.
Yesterday, Wednesday, June 15, Kidero was involved in another public altercation with another politician in Parliament.
