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Why Odinga was under pressure to resume protests.

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The Azimio La Umoja Boss Raila Amolo Odinga has announced the return of weekly demonstration alongside Bi-partisan talks.

Speaking to the crowd at Ufangamano House, Odinga questioned if they agree that mass action and negotiations should go hand in hand to which they agreed.

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Civil Society Groups, meeting at Ufungamano House, expressed concern about lack of seriousness from Kenya Kwanza on bipartisan talks, and called on Azimio to resume Maandamano immediately after the end of Ramadhan

“Immediately after the Ramadhan,” Odinga noted “I will announce when the countrywide mass actions will return.”

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The people who were at the meeting, led by Churchill, observed “worrying signs” of lack of seriousness from the Kenya Kwanza regime to an honest, inclusive and credible process of national dialogue and have called on the Azimio leadership to immediately resume maandamano immediately after the end of Ramadhan.

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Among the agreement at the meeting was lowering cost of living; Electricity, fuel, Unga etc.


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