In summary
- Odinga said that the period that they set for bi-partisan talks is almost ending and if they fail to address their agenda Kenyans may go to the streets
- Odinga also advised the Rebels to resign from respective positions and go back to streets to campaign afresh and see whether they will be elected
Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Presidential candidate Raila Odinga has said that Kenyans may go back to the streets for demonstrations.
Speaking during Jubilee NDC meeting held at Ngong Racecourse today Mr. Odinga said that the period that they set for bi-partisan talks is almost ending and if they fail to address their agenda Kenyans may go to the streets.
“We have given them 30 days and now we are remaining with 14 days, if the committee lead by Otiende Amollo and others fail to bear fruits for sure we are going back to streets the cost of living must be addressed, servers be opened servers Azimio political parties must be respected. We are beyond threats,” Said Odinga.
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Resign and go back to the people
Odinga also advised the Rebels to resign from respective positions and go back to streets to campaign afresh and see whether they will be elected.
“Those rebels should resign and go back to the ground to campaign and if they win well and good if they lose also well and good. I did it when I was an MP for Langata and I was re-elected so let them resign,” he added
Give hustlers what you promised them
Odinga also faulted the Kenya Kwanza government for sidelining hustlers who were promised heaven on earth during Kenya Kwanza campaigns.
“Hustlers were promised a lot of good things but there is no hustler who has been mentioned in any cabinet or any other position. The donkey is tired,” he added.
Odinga also said that he was denied entry to Shakahola claiming that he could know the truth behind it.
By Jeremick Joe
