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Raila's Swearing-in Plan Receives Backing from Kenyans in Diaspora

Raila's Swearing-in Plan Receives Backing from Kenyans in Diaspora

A section of National Super Alliance (NASA) supporters in the United Kingdom have thrown their weight behind the swearing in of opposition leader Raila Odinga.

In a statement, NASA United Kingdom branch's chairperson Kivindyo Ndivo said the installation of the opposition chief through endorsement from people's assembly was within the law.

“This position is informed by the fact that we in diaspora and many other Kenyans do not to recognise legitimacy of Uhuru Kenyatta and his government despite being coroneted into office on November 28th,” said Kivindyo.

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He added: “We also support the setting up of People’s Assembly as a way of engaging ordinary citizens in entrenching the democratic principles and values within the different arms of government for a truly people’s republic.”

Kivindyo said the diaspora supporters will not recognise Uhuru as president, unless he accepts to institute electoral reforms and a fresh presidential election.

“As Kenyans we have the right not to recognise an illegitimate government and their inert right to self-determination as envisaged within article one of the Constitution under the premise of people’s social contract.”

The group further condemned the killing of opposition supporters by police and threatened to institute charges at the International Criminal Court.

“We would like to put Kenyatta’s government on notice that these police killings of unarmed Kenyans amount to crimes against humanity according to the Rome statute and we will be pursuing the perpetrators of such heinous crimes through the right channels,” said Kivindyo.

Comments (7)

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  1. PeaceLoverDec 3, 2017

    Jokers!!!. Go ahead and swear whomever you want, it makes no difference, there is a sitting legitimate president. You bring your hooligans to rob and harass us on the streets and if the gov does not protect us, we shall protect ourselves by killing them criminals. Police have not killed any innocent person but criminals whom you bring around to rob, loot and destroy peoples property.

  2. KenyaDec 3, 2017

    Kivindyo Ndivo you are making a fool out of yourself. In UK do you have people swearing in themselves as PM?

  3. Vitendawili OjingaDec 3, 2017

    Dreamers like Ojinga,Kivindyo and all naswa goons and morons can continue dreaming before their dreams die because yes,die they will!

  4. DoreenDec 4, 2017

    I agree.
    Uhuru Kenyatta is not my President.

  5. SokoraDec 4, 2017

    Make your mama your President then.

  6. GuestDec 4, 2017

    do we care. wait for another 5 to istal Orengo coz your people will not vote for watermelon

  7. OmeraDec 4, 2017

    Your president ni yule anayeKUTOMBA and PAINTS you with UNGA,muchawi Raila.

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