Watch How Nixon Korir Stormed Jacaranda Grounds After The Riots (Video)
By 241News (self media writer) | 11 months ago
Even after the chaos that were experienced at Jacaranda Grounds on Sunday morning, the Kenya Kwanza brigadiers were determined to carry on with their rally as earlier on planned. They defied the odds and stormed the venue un-bothered of what was going to happen next.
Nixon Korir, a close ally to deputy president William Ruto surprised the people after he arrived at the rally in style. In a video shared online by various media houses, the legislator could be seen marching with his men on the road headed for the venue. They carried posters with Korir's pictures and those of DP Ruto as they matched on the road.
The Jacaranda Grounds were on Sunday chaotic after supporters to William Ruto and Babu Owino crossed on each other at the venue. The chaos broke out as the two parties could not agree on who had booked the venue first. Watch the video here;
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