The orange democratic movement remains arguably the most vocal and the strongest opposition party in Kenya. However, the odm we see today is pale shadow of what Kenyans saw in the run-up to the 2007 elections. Next month 3,200 delegates converge at kasarani stadium to choose odm’s national leaders, in what pundits are considering make-or-break party elections. Ktn’s political editor ben kitilli takes a look at the orange’s party’s metamorphosis in its 9 years of existence and what the forthcoming elections mean for the party