- Political activist and Gen Z icon Kasmuel McOure has made headlines by officially joining Raila Odinga’s ODM party
- Known for his outspoken stance on youth issues, McOure pledged to lead ODM’s charge in mobilizing young Kenyans, particularly by reviving the party’s Youth Leagues
- In a statement after meeting with ODM Chairperson and Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga, McOure also urged young Kenyans to join the “largest pro-people party in East and Central Africa”
Political activist Kasmuel McOure, a prominent Gen Z figure known for leading youth protests, has officially joined the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party.
The announcement followed McOure’s recent meeting with ODM Chairperson and Homa Bay Governor, Gladys Wanga, in which the two discussed plans to revitalize youth and student engagement within the party.
McOure emphasized ODM’s commitment to championing the rights and dignity of ordinary Kenyans, describing it as “the only pro-people party in East and Central Africa.”
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He encouraged young people across the country to join ODM, positioning it as the political movement best aligned with a fair and democratic vision for Kenya.
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“If you’re willing to join a substantive political movement for a fair, democratic Kenya where everyone can live with dignity, consider @TheODMparty – the largest pro-people party in East and Central Africa,” McOure urged in his statement.
He further shared plans to help revive ODM’s Youth and Students’ Leagues, aiming to attract a passionate, youthful base to help shape Kenya’s future.
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Governor Wanga echoed McOure’s sentiments, highlighting the importance of youth participation in ODM’s future.
“ODM is the party of the future, and the future of ODM is in the hands of our young people. That’s why we want strong involvement of brilliant young people like Kasmuel McOure,” Wanga stated.
The move comes weeks after McOure met ODM’s founder, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, indicating a strategic alignment between the activist and ODM’s leadership.
McOure’s recent influence rose during the public protests over the Finance Bill, 2024, where he was instrumental in leading anti-government actions, both online and in the streets.
In his new role, McOure will also help drive efforts to increase party membership among youth, aiming to build a diverse and inclusive membership base.
