What Angry Raila Responded To Police Who Almost Hit Him With Teargas During Kiambu Rally
By ProvisionalWriter (self media writer) | 12 days ago
Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga, the unapologetic leader of the Orange Democratic Movement Party, today denounced a policeman for firing a tear gas canister at him during a rally for the Azimio party on Friday in Kiambu.
The opposition leader warned the officer, telling him to realize that when he (Raila) was fighting for the democracy and the freedom he (Officer) is enjoying now he (Incident) was born. After minutes of residents fleeing for their safety and his (Raila) security details surrounding him to ensure that no harm could befall him in the process, the incident returned to normal.
In an expletive-filled statement, Raila Amollo Odinga also advised the officer to respect everyone, regardless of their political views, because he had been drinking his mother's milk during the battle against the Moi Government.
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