ODM leaders want the 10-point agenda with UDA implemented

ODM deputy party leader Godfrey Osotsi and the party's secretary general Edwin Sifuna, now want President William Ruto to honour and implement the ten-point agenda agreed during the signing of the MOU. The ODM leaders say top priority is the compensation of victims of anti-government protests since 2017. The leaders say they will only back the broad-based government, if the ten-point agenda is implemented. And as Stephen Letoo reports, National Assembly budget chair Sam Atandi have dismissed those opposing the broad-based government.