Raila Odinga, Jalang'o Happily Dance To Vaida During Flashy Birthday Party: "Politicians Wanatupima"

• Lang'ata MP Jalang'o is scheduled to appear before the ODM party disciplinary committee after opting to rally behind President William Ruto
• The first-time politician was among Luo MPs who defied the party and have been seen as allies of Kenya Kwanza
• Jalang'o recently called on Ruto to defend him from the upcoming disciplinary action by the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party

Nairobi - Opposition leader Raila Odinga and Lang'ata MP Phelix Odiwuor alias Jalang'o have displayed unity despite a recent perceived fallout.

No permanent political foes

The popular politicians came together to joyfully dance the night away during a flashy birthday party of MP Caleb Amisi's daughter.

The electrifying event, held at an upscale venue, brought together a blend of political figures, including Eugene Wamalwa, Mwangi Wa Iria and celebrities, to commemorate the special occasion.

Twitter exploded with mixed reactions as a video of the two icons hitting the dance floor to the rhythm of Vaida, a catchy hit song.

Raila and Jalang'o showcased their dance moves with infectious energy and in photos the pair were seen whispering to each other.

Jalang'o's right-hand palm was placed gently on Raila's lap, who gently placed his on the MP's

See the video below:

Netizens reacted to the post, and below are some of their comment:

@paccorosendoh wrote:

"Politicians wanatupima akili na kwa ground wanacheka."

@kenyapoliticss wrote:

"Come on, guys, let Raila have fun. Don't you all go out on weekends?? This shouldn't be news even."

@OnyangoOnyach wrote:

"Jeshi ya baba?"

Jalang'o runs to Ruto for help

On Saturday, July 15, TUKO.co.ke reported that Jalang'o pleaded with President William Ruto to cushion him from an oncoming disciplinary action by the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party.

Jalang'o revealed he was slated to appear before ODM to answer the accusations of dissenting from the party and backing the government.

He sought to leverage on Ruto's closeness with Raila Odinga to quash any disciplinary action the party will take against him.

Jalang'o said:

"I have been accused by my party ODM and next week I will be appearing before it. All the people I have been summoned with are lawyers. Mr president please do not allow them to finish me yet you are there."