According to Sossion, the broad based government currently in place is steadily transforming into a powerful political coalition that he believes will dominate the next polls.
Sossion argues that the recent appointments, political alignments, and inclusivity strategies point to a deliberate move toward merging key political forces under one umbrella.
He claims this coalition will not only attract major regional blocs but also bring together influential leaders across the political divide.
“The broad based government is not temporary. It is solidifying, expanding, and will form a coalition that will win in 2027,” Sossion asserted.
His remarks have sparked conversations across the country, with some interpreting the statement as a clear hint that the state is working to build a strong, united front before the election season kicks in.
According to Sossion, the coalition’s strength will come from its ability to distribute power across various regions, integrate former rivals, and present itself as a stable alternative in a period when the opposition is still grappling with internal tensions and leadership uncertainties.
He believes that by 2027, the coalition will have the numbers, the influence, and the national presence required to clinch victory.
The comments have triggered mixed reactions among Kenyans. Supporters view the coalition as a stabilising force, while critics accuse it of undermining multi party democracy and consolidating too much power.
As political temperatures begin to rise, Sossion’s prediction adds yet another twist to Kenya’s evolving political puzzle one that voters will be watching closely as 2027 draws nearer.
