Opposition leader Raila Odinga enjoys unconditional following across the nation.
However, his most popular diehard supporters and allies are from his Luo Nyanza bedrock, some of whom have done unthinkable things to prove their loyalty.
These include Kisumu Central lawmaker Fred Ouda who in the run-up to the previous election stripped naked in his office in protest of vocal jabs directed at Odinga from members of the ruling Jubilee Party.
The then Central Gem ward representative also at some point vowed to fight Garissa Township and National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale over his attacks on Raila.
Late last year, he chained himself outside the IEBC offices in Kisumu in solidarity with Raila's push for the exit of the poll body commissioners.
Also in the list is Kisumu Senator Fred Outa who just like Ouda, has found himself in controversial situations in the name of the former Prime Minister.
The former Nyando lawmaker reportedly stormed IEBC offices in a bid to stop ongoing clerk trainings ahead of the October 26, 2017 presidential rerun, after Odinga had successfully petitioned the main race in August.
Siaya Senator James Orengo would also lead Raila's legal team of over 20 counsels to successfully push for the annulment of President Uhuru Kenyatta's reelection on August 8.
The unprecedented move saw Kenya set a record as the first nation in Africa to have a presidential election nullified, and the third one in the world.
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