Mutahi Ngunyi, a renown Kenyan political analyst, has taken it to his social media handle to reveal the possible reason why Raila Odinga, the Azimio La Umoja Coalition leader, is holding public rallies barely three months after the general elections were held in Kenya.
According to Mutahi Ngunyi, Raila is planning to de-stabilise President William Ruto the way Ruto allegedly did to the former President Uhuru Kenyatta. The political analyst has said that Kamkunji revolts start in small groups and later grow to big and acquire life. He gave an example of the Arab Spring. Below is the tweet that he published.
"The Problem with Kamukunji revolts is that they start in small instalments. Little by Little. Then they acquire a life of their own. This is how the Arab Spring started. Raila strategy is to de-stabilize Ruto the why Ruto dis-organised Uhuru. Raila has nothing to lose."
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https://twitter.com/MutahiNgunyi/status/1600498407033954304?t=wx4UcAwHvGLLsDogVlgRXw&s=19
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