President William Ruto has warned Azimio la Umoja’s party leader Raila Odinga against leading demonstrations in the country.
Speaking at a church thanksgiving in Kirinyaga county on January 22, 2023, the Head of State told Mr Odinga that the era of demonstrations in the country have come to an end, and there will be no more of it.
President Ruto added he was keen to unite the country and would not accept a few people meeting at a corner and planning demonstrations as Kenyans work hard to ensure the country moves forward.
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“Please be content with whatever you got during the handshake (political alliance with President Kenyatta),” said President Ruto.
“We cannot be taking care of the needs of five to ten people every election cycle. Kenya will develop despite your demonstrations. I want to assure Kenyans this country will never again be hostage to a few people chasing personal and selfish interests at the expense of millions of Kenyans.”
In a statement on Saturday, Odinga through his spokesperson Dennis Onyango announced the Azimio leader will host a rally at Kamukunji grounds moments after his arrival in the country from South Africa.
