What Raila Was Speaking In Luo Dialect That Made Siaya Residents Start Chanting "Ruto Must Go "
By Nyabwari (self media writer) | 6 days ago
Azimio leader Raila Odinga has today toured in his home turf where he is accompanied by several ODM leaders including governors, senators, Women Representatives, members of Parliament among many other leaders.
Raila Odinga today has addressed the Siaya residents in luo dialect where he has castigated the regime of President William Ruto. While addressing in luo dialect Siaya residents started chanting the slogan "Ruto Must Go" shouts that filled the air.
He insisted that if President Ruto genuinely won the August general elections should be free to open the IEBC servers so that the truth can be known to all kenyans across all divide.
Raila also recalled how the IEBC commissioners disagreed sharply just hours to the official announcement of the Presidential results, he insisted that the four commissioners led by Cherera were the only members of the board who stood for the truth, he claimed that Wafula Chebukati favoured President Ruto in the race hence he does not recognize Ruto as the president.
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