The Orange Democratic Movement has unveiled a month-long programme of activities to honour its late party leader Raila Odinga. The initiative, dubbed “Mwezi wa Baba,” is expected to bring together party members and supporters in remembrance of the veteran opposition leader. The programme will feature a series of events aimed at celebrating Odinga’s political legacy and his contribution to the party and national politics. ODM officials said the activities will provide supporters with an opportunity to reflect on the values and causes associated with the former party leader. The programme comes as ODM continues to navigate the political landscape following Odinga’s death. The party has maintained that his ideals remain an important part of its identity as it prepares for the 2027 General Election. Party officials and supporters are expected to take part in activities across different parts of the country during the month. The events will also provide a platform for ODM leaders to engage members and reinforce the party’s message ahead of the next electoral cycle. The month-long tribute is expected to attract thousands of supporters who regard Odinga as a central figure in the party’s history. Through “Mwezi wa Baba,” ODM says it will seek to keep his memory and political legacy alive while bringing its supporters together.