The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has finally spoken on rebranding itself and probably dropping some of its current features.
In a question and answer session on Friday, the party on its twitter handle said that it has no plans of rebranding, but will instead use other mechanisms to better itself.
The former Prime Minister Raila Odinga-led side added that it is working on rejuvenatling and revamping itself ahead of future polls.
This was after a proposal of the same by a twitter user who wondered why it has remained the same way since its formation, ahead of the 2007 elections.
"We can't change the brand. But we shall rebrand, rejuvinate and revamp the party for better future," ODM wrote.
The party also called for Kenyans and supporters' support in ensuring that integrity prevails in the bloc.
ODM is urging any citizen with evidence pointing at corruption in any organ of the party or touching on any leader elected on the party ticket to report the same.
The opposition block welcomed people with any such reports to its Orange House headquarters, noting that necessary steps will be taken.
"We invite you to report any cases of corruption by the party/party officials to the party headquarters for action. This will help us deal with the practice if ever it exists in the party," it wrote.