Secret Finally Revealed on Why Raila Called Off Demos

Raila Odinga, the leader of the Azimio coalition, has recently unveiled a significant change in their approach to protests. This modification is aimed at avoiding potentially hazardous confrontations with law enforcement personnel.

Odinga has made it explicit that forthcoming demonstrations will take place indoors rather than on the streets, as previously observed. This decision comes in response to recent warnings from President William Ruto, who stated his intention to quash protests through any necessary means, including police involvement.

In the event that bipartisan negotiations fail, Odinga will persist in urging his supporters to remain at home. He underscores the importance of adhering to the rule of law, which stands in stark contrast to the actions of some individuals, such as “Kenya Kwanza,” who seem to be unwilling to comply with the law.

Odinga expresses sorrow over the loss of life during Azimio protests against the high cost of living. The shift in strategy is not a sign of weakness but rather a well-considered move to safeguard the lives of their supporters.