Tension As Kalonzo Forced To Cut Speech Short After Angry Crowd Began Making These Chants, Details

A campaign rally led by Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka in Sigomre, Ugunja, was abruptly cut short when a section of residents disrupted the event with persistent chanting.

 The gathering, organized to support Wiper's Ugunja candidate Johannes Orod, had drawn a substantial crowd .

In what is considered a political stronghold of Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi in Siaya County.

The atmosphere shifted dramatically as attendees began loudly chanting "tutam," a slogan that grew in intensity and repeatedly interrupted Kalonzo's speech. 

The growing unrest forced the veteran politician to pause multiple times before ultimately concluding his address earlier than planned.

While many in the crowd remained engaged with the campaign message, the vocal protesters near the podium created sufficient disruption to undermine the rally's momentum. 

The incident highlighted the competitive political landscape in Ugunja and raised questions about shifting loyalties in a region with established political networks.

Despite the interruption, the event attracted significant public attention, with residents filling streets and rooftops to witness the proceedings. 

Kalonzo's supporters pointed to the large turnout as evidence of growing interest in the Wiper message. 

Though the disruption underscored the challenges of campaigning in areas with deep-rooted political allegiances.

The incident in Sigomre has drawn increased scrutiny to Ugunja's political dynamics.

 With observers watching closely to determine whether this represents an isolated protest.

 Signaling broader political realignments in Siaya County as the campaign season intensifies.