Supporters Of Azimio Have Threatened To Stage Protests Again For This Reason
By Josfyn (self media writer) | 16 days ago
The supporters of the Azimio One Kenya Alliance have threatened to stage protests in the city starting today.
This is if the comedian Eric Omondi is not released. They have said that they will demonstrate to ensure that the interests of the youths are taken care of.
They have also said that they will support the plans for nationwide protests and their participation by engaging in mass action by the Azimio team.
This is because the current government has not addressed the needs that they were told. It entailed ensuring that the high rate of taxes is reduced, the high living standard is also reduced, and that the IEBC servers are opened.
The Kenya Kwanza stated that they will not accept the handshake stories because they believe that doing so will jeopardize their plans. It means that the mass action and demonstrations will still go on as planned so that the leaders and citizens can benefit.
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