Comparing The Crowds In Raila Odinga's And William Ruto's Event (Photos)

The Deputy President William Ruto and former prime minister Raila Odinga are considered as one of the top runners for presidency in 2022 general elections. Both have recently been touring different parts of the nation. Raila Odinga is rallying different regions to support the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI).

The deputy president was in Mombasa county while Raila Odinga was in Turkana County. Raila Odinga has been as the most influential Kenyan leaders for over two decades who can attract massive crowds.So let's check the different crowds in their rallies.

See Pictures from Former prime minister's event in Lodwar, Turkana County.Raila Odinga was accompanied by CS John Munyes. Through his official facebook page, the former prime minister said people from Lodwar were willing to support the BBI to gain from proposed allocations to counties.

In comparison let's check out the pictures of the crowd in William Ruto's Event in Mombasa.

Deputy President led a youth empowerment program at Kadongo grounds in Kisauni constituency. Among those who accompanied him was former Mombasa senator Hassan Omar.

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