Azimio Chief Raila Odinga has been cautioned by UDA chairman Johnson Muthama not to incite violence at the Kamukunji gathering.
However, Muthama recognised Raila’s constitutional right to organize protests.
“We know picketing is constitutional, but Raila Odinga should not use that in Kamukunji to unleash violence and destroy property belonging to innocent Kenyans,” says Muthama.
Raila should use the appropriate channels, adds Muthama, even though he wants to be heard by all means possible.
“He wants to be heard but he should use the right channels of communication, not misleading gullible citizens in his endeavor to distract the Government of the day from delivering services to Kenyans,” he further added.
At his rally on Monday in Kamukunji, Raila vowed to reveal a shocking development regarding the presidential race in August 2022.
ODM leaders from Nairobi met to discuss plans for the demonstration, which is anticipated to be quite contentious due to allegations of vote-rigging.
“It is going to be the mother of all rallies, watch this space.”
“We are on for the rally,” George Aladwa reveals.
In response to a dossier that suggests Odinga’s victory in the elections of August 9 was fraudulent, Raila called the rally, to address his followers, and show his supporters a “way forward,” as the official opposition team.
Raila will have the opportunity to discuss the purported report by an IEBC insider on how the elections were “manipulated” at the gathering at the Kamukunji grounds, which is being billed as a “people’s baraza.”
The country’s peace and tranquility will not be disturbed by a small group of people pursuing their own interests, according to President Ruto previous comment of the planned Azimio rallies.
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