Raila condemns police action against Nasa supporters
Nasa co-principal Musalia Mudavadi addresses a press conference at the coalition's Okoa Kenya office in Nairobi on November 18, 2017. They spoke about reforms in the country. PHOTO | SAMWEL OWINO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
What you need to know:
- Mr Odinga said that the coalition will update Kenyans about its plans in agitating for reforms.
Nasa leader Raila Odinga has blamed the Jubilee administration for the political impasse that is affecting economic growth.
Speaking during a press conference in Nairobi on Saturday, Mr Odinga condemned police for using excessive force against his supporters who had turned up at JKIA airport on Friday to welcome him.
He jetted back after a 10-day US visit.
"We condemn police action yesterday. Uhuru and Ruto must take responsibility for deaths that occurred yesterday," he said, adding that the government is presiding over repression.
Mr Odinga said that the coalition will update Kenyans about its plans in agitating for reforms, insisting that the October 26 repeat election was bogus.
"Kenya will no longer tolerate stolen elections and that is now known in the US as I explained to them."
