Morara Kebaso: “How I Spent My HELB Loan on ODM Premium Membership”
Activist Morara Kebaso revealed that he served as a youth leader in the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) at the age of 22.
During an interview on Friday, December 13, Morara shared that he utilized part of his Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) funds to secure a premium membership in the ODM party, which cost Ksh 20,000.
He explained that at the time, he strongly believed in the party’s vision and enjoyed the full support of his parents, who were staunch backers of Raila Odinga’s leadership.
Recalling his early political involvement, Morara remarked, “I was a youth leader in ODM when I was 22 years old. I remember I spent some of my HELB money to pay for a premium membership. I had a lot of hope in ODM and believed in it. My parents have supported ODM.”
However, Morara expressed disappointment in Raila Odinga, accusing him of aligning with the current regime and exploiting the Gen Z protests for political gain.
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He claimed that this alignment contradicted the ideals he once admired in the ODM leader.
Now turning his focus to the future, Morara has declared his intention to run for the presidency in 2027 under his newly formed INJECT party.
He outlined the party’s core principles, emphasizing its commitment to economic transformation and the fight against corruption as key components of its constitution.
Morara first garnered public attention through his activism against stalled government projects linked to President William Ruto’s administration.
His national campaign, branded with the hashtag “Vampire Diaries,” shone a spotlight on alleged mismanagement of public funds.
This initiative gained widespread attention on social media, solidifying Morara’s reputation as a bold civic educator and advocate for accountability.
Morara Kebaso: “How I Spent My HELB Loan on ODM Premium Membership”
