Photo File:Didmus Barasa in a past rally
Kimilili Member of the National Assembly Honorable Didmus Barasa has posted two composite images showing the crowd that he had pulled in Bungoma County versus that Raila had pulled in his Azimio La Umoja side rally in the same county.
Concerns has been raised over the two photos and question is whether Ground is changing for Orange Democratic Movement Party leader Raila Odinga in the Western region.
In his Statement,Didmus Barasa has told off Raila Odinga that he was sorry since Bungoma County was under Deputy President William Ruto and the Kenya Kwanza Alliance Coalition.
Is the ground Shifting for Raila Odinga in the Western region after Mudavadi and Moses Wetangula joined the Kenya Kwanza Alliance Coalition.
Here below is the link to the post from Kimilili Member of the National Assembly Honorable Didmus Barasa
Pole @RailaOdinga , Bungoma County is so decided. @WilliamsRuto the 5th.#KenyaKwanza https://t.co/kWreTfcmNl
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