In the video, Okanga says that he has been mistreated by top government officials and claims that if he gets the job, he will deal with them.
He even says he would arrest President William Ruto. His bold words reportedly made some of the people nearby laugh.
Political watchers say this shows how members of the opposition are already positioning themselves for key roles if they win power.
They also warn that speaking like this publicly can be risky. “It may make him popular among some supporters, but suggesting actions against top leaders is dangerous and could backfire,” one analyst said.
The video has sparked heated debate online. Some people are criticizing Okanga for being too ambitious, while others are joking about his boldness.
Either way, it shows the strong competition for government jobs within the opposition ahead of 2027.