Junet Mohamed, Suna East MP, has confirmed that the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) holds meetings at State House, framing it as proof the party is now part of the government rather than the opposition.His remarks come amid tensions within ODM over its role in the broad-based government led by President William Ruto.

Junet defended the shift as a natural consequence of ODM's position in the ruling coalition, countering accusations from ousted ODM secretary general Edwin Sifuna, who claimed Ruto was influencing internal decisions.Junet argued that ODM's presence at State House is a reflection of its status as a ruling party, not a compromise.

He dismissed calls for the party to revert to its past confrontational stance against the government, emphasizing that ODM is now part of the administration.The comments highlight deepening rifts within ODM, with critics warning of lost independence while supporters see it as a strategic move.The situation underscores the evolving dynamics within the party as it navigates its role in the coalition government.