The initiative is part of the party’s efforts to strengthen its grassroots presence and reconnect with supporters at the community level.
The announcement was made through an official party poster that detailed the tour’s program and the areas to be visited.
According to the schedule, the first stop will be in Malaba, Busia County, on January 17. The team will then proceed to Kakamega town on Sunday, January 18, for the second leg of the tour.
The two-day tour is expected to draw party supporters, local leaders, and residents from across the region.
ODM aims to use the meetings to listen to community concerns, mobilize supporters, and reaffirm its commitment to addressing issues affecting ordinary citizens.
Party officials say the outreach will focus on strengthening ties with grassroots structures ahead of future political activities.
Western Kenya has long been an important region for ODM, and the party believes the “Linda Ground” tour will help reinforce its support base.
Organizers say the gatherings will provide a platform for open discussions on development, governance, and the role of citizens in shaping the country’s political direction.
According to the party poster, the events will be led by ODM leader Oburu Odinga.
He is expected to address attendees on the party’s key priorities, ongoing initiatives, and plans aimed at improving the welfare of communities.
His speeches are also expected to emphasize unity, civic participation, and the importance of staying engaged in political processes.
ODM officials say the tour will also involve meetings with community elders, youth groups, women leaders, and local opinion shapers.
Through these interactions, the party hopes to gather feedback that will help shape its policies and strategies going forward.