Huge Crowds Turns Up For Martha Karua's Azimio Rally At The Famous Githurai Flyover. (PHOTOS)
Martha Karua who has undertaken a week long tour of the Mount Kenya region Counties ended her Azimio Rally on Saturday in Githurai and she held a huge rally at the famous Githurai flyover which was attended by very huge crowds of people.
Just as usual for every political rally in Githurai, the whole venue was full and some of her supporters also took to the top of the flyover where they relaxer as she addressed them.
The crowds were in Jubilee party's red colors and there were also a number of leaders who were present like Kanini Kega, James Nyoro, Peter Munya and several others.
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