ODM Warns Against ‘Lynching’ Opiyo Wandayi, Lee Kinyanjui Over Ksh 4.8B Fuel Scandal

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Kenya

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ODM Warns Against ‘Lynching’ Opiyo Wandayi, Lee Kinyanjui Over Ksh 4.8B Fuel Scandal

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party defended Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi and Trade CS Lee Kinyanjui amid the controversy over the importation of substandard fuel. Party leader Oburu Odinga warned the public against attacking these ministers, stating that such actions could derail ongoing investigations. ODM also stated that if evidence implicates them, they must face the law.

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