Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga looks to be a politician who is interested in putting his words into action. This comes after he made an appearance to announce the counties that he would be leading in protests that would begin in Nairobi.
Raila has recently advocated for leaving the four IEBC commissioners who opposed Chebukati alone rather than having them removed from their positions by means of petitions that have been brought before the parliament for consideration. He has been pledging to rally his supporters in a protest over a matter that has gained more clarity this evening.
Raila informed the Ruto administration in a statement that he would rally his supporters on Wednesday at Kamukunji Grounds to protest the removal of IEBC commissioners.
In addition to Nairobi County, Raila also stated that protests would take place in Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, and Kakamega Counties.
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