Tensions are escalating within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) as President William Ruto's offer of Cabinet positions to Raila Odinga has caused significant division among party members. ODM leaders like Governor James Orengo have criticized the move, labeling it 'treachery and political cannibalism,' while others, such as Saboti MP Caleb Amisi, accuse Odinga of being surrounded by self-serving individuals eager to join the government. ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has firmly stated that any member seeking a Cabinet position is doing so without the party's approval, emphasizing that the party is committed to a national dialogue rather than joining the government. Amid these internal conflicts, Raila Odinga has laid out six demands for a national conversation, including addressing issues related to health workers and police brutality. The party's indecision on the Cabinet slots has delayed presenting names to Ruto, further complicating the situation. As the party grapples with these issues, the overall political landscape remains fraught with uncertainty.