The ODM party leader Raila Odinga and a battalion of his jumbo Azimio La Umoja coalition has been moving across the country for big rallies after launching his mass action move aimed to compel the incumbent president Ruto to heed to his demands. 
After rolling out the mass action plan, today his supporters in Kisumu hit the streets to demonstrate and stand in solidarity with their political icon Baba Raila Amollo Odinga. Some of them crashed into a roadblock leading to State Lodge Kisumu and took the intervention of the politice to lead them away.
However, a photo of the ODM boss after being caught on a roadblock has surfaced online sparking mixed reactions from Kenyans. Kenyans noticed that Baba's motorcade had been stopped on a roadblock by the police and the Mr. Odinga came out to confront the police. One of his loyal bodyguards was also seen trying to throw the roadblock away as a policeman tried to stop him.
Raila has been vocal and confronting the police his last incident being during the DCI headquarters scene whereby Fred Matiangi was being grilled as Baba tried to access the facility. 
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