Mombasa Senator Omar Hassan has asked the Jubilee government to stop tying its hopes around the 'tyranny of numbers'.
Omar insisted that the August 8 polls will see the Opposition garner more votes, from the perceived 'Jubilee strong-holds'.
"Jubilee should stop this narrative that they have numbers to beat Opposition in the August polls," Omar in a morning television interview.
"I am sure the Opposition will garner enough votes in their so called strong holds. They should stop believing they have the whole of Central and Rift Valley," added the Wiper party secretary general.
Omar also took a swipe on the Jubilee administration, saying it has starved Kenyans from their fundamental human rights. He insisted that the effect of Jubilee's misrule was felt by all Kenyans equally.
"I've had a one-on-one talk with people from this regions and they all face the same problems with the rest of the Country. They are also tired of misrule and corruption in the," Omar said, Thursday.