Dear Africans 

THE REJECTION OF VISIONARY LEADERS AT THEIR HOMES AND THE LOVE FOR THEM ABROAD IS HISTORICAL-JESUS CHRIST/PROPHET MUHAMMAD 

Throughout history, great leaders have often faced rejection in their own homelands. Both Jesus and Muhammad experienced profound opposition from those closest to them, yet their impact extended far beyond the borders of their birthplace. 

This enduring truth reminds us that rejection at home is not a measure of one’s capacity to lead; rather, it underscores the challenges faced by those who advocate for transformative change.

As an independent observer and volunteer from Uganda, I am compelled to comment on the growing tide of hate and opposition that has spilled beyond Kenya’s borders, targeting one of Africa’s sons, Raila Odinga. 

It is disheartening to see some Kenyans perpetuating the notion that they alone can determine Africa’s destiny, using their disdain for Raila as a means of imposing their views on the rest of the continent.

Raila Odinga is not seeking election in Kibera or Bondo; he is seeking a position within the African Union(AU)that transcends national borders. This is not a Kenyan matter alone-it is an African matter. 

Raila’s vision, experience, and leadership qualities have implications for the entire continent,and as Africans, we all have a stake in the leadership of the AU.

The AU is a platform that demands leaders who are not just representatives of their nations but also advocates for Pan-African unity, equity, and progress. Raila Odinga embodies these ideals. 

His track record of advocating for democracy, good governance, and regional integration makes him a suitable candidate to represent the aspirations of the African people.

A Choice Between Two Visions

The alternative candidate from Djibouti, Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, represents a FRENCH VERSION OF AUC-one that aligns closely with external interests, particularly France. 

Djibouti’s strategic ties to foreign powers raise concerns about the independence and authenticity of its representation in the AU. 

Africa has long struggled with the lingering shadows of neocolonialism, and electing a leader who may prioritize external interests over African unity would be a step backward.

Raila Odinga,on the other hand, represents a vision of an Africa led by Africans,for Africans.His commitment to Pan-Africanism and his experience in navigating complex political landscapes make him a more credible and respectable choice for the AU leadership.

To the group of Kenyans who have sought to undermine@RailaOdinga on the continental stage,I say this: 
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Africa is not Kenya alone.The fate of Africa cannot be dictated by a single nation’s internal politics or personal grievances. 
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The African Union belongs to all Africans,and its leadership must reflect the collective aspirations of the continent.

Let us move beyond hate and divisiveness and focus on what truly matters-selecting leaders who will uphold the values of equity, independence,and progress for all Africans.@RailaOdinga represents these values,and his candidacy deserves fair consideration,free from the biases of national rivalries or historical animosities.

Great leaders often face rejection,but their true worth lies in their ability to rise above it and serve a greater purpose. Raila Odinga is one such leader.His candidacy for the African Union is not about Kenya;it is about Africa. 

As Ugandans,Kenyans,and Africans,we must look beyond national borders and support leaders who will champion the cause of unity and progress for the entire continent.

The time has come for Africa to stand together and choose leaders who will uphold the vision of our forefathers-a vision of a united,independent,and prosperous Africa. 

In this light,Raila Odinga’s candidacy is not just a choice;it is a statement of hope for the future of Africa.

@KagutaMuseveni @SingoeiAKorir @AOcwet @SelmaHaddadi @MusaliaMudavadi 

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