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Pros And Cons Of Fred Gumo
Former Westlands member of parliament Fred Gumo has hit out at the Orange Democratic Movement leader Raila Odinga saying that he has frustrated and marginalized the Western region.

Gumo said that Raila had reached "political menopause" and called on the western Kenya people to avoid him in order to be in the government.

"Anybody still thinking that Raila will win the presidency is dreaming. It will never happen and that is why am calling on the Luhya community to join Jubilee so as not to be in the political cold for five years", he said.

The former legislator has been instrumental in wooing Budalangi MP Ababu Namwamba and his Funyula counterpart Paul Otuoma to quit the orange
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