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David Ohito picked to replace Owino as Siaya Deputy Governor race

Former Rarieda legislator who is also Siaya gubernatorial candidate Nicolas Gumbo has picked United Democratic Movement (UDM), Secretary General David Ohito as his running mate in the 9th August 2022 elections.

See also: Charles Owino quits Siaya Deputy Gubernatorial race

This follows the sudden abandonment of the ticket by former police spokesperson Charles Owino who has been recalled back to the National Police Service where he served as Director of the National Focal Point for Small Arms.

See also: Orengo appoints former aspirant William Oduol as Siaya Running Mate

There had been speculations in the last one week that Owino was set to be recalled back to the police service after fears that his involvement in the race was unsettling for the candidature of Senator James Orengo who is the ODM candidate for the Siaya seat as a result of his security connections. Orengo has picked Mr. William Oduol who unsuccessfully ran against the current governor in 2013.

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David Ohito lost the ODM party nominations for Ugenya constituency after which he joined the Mandera County Government as the Chief if Staff. He is a career award-winning journalist who worked at The Standard media Group as a writer, bureau Chief, News Editor and Digital Editor for a record 22 years.

He served as a member of the panel of judges of the CNN Africa Journalist of the year Awards and is a former Vice Chair of the Kenya Editors Guild. He holds a Masters Degree in Communication from University of Nairobi and a Bachelors Degree in Government and Public Administration from Moi University.

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