Cord leader Raila Odinga has declared that the opposition will hold peaceful demonstrations in January to protest against Jubilee's changing of electoral laws.
Speaking at his Capitol Hill office on Thursday, Raila said that the protests will start on Wednesday January 4 to air grievances against the amendments Jubilee MPs made to the election laws that were passed by Parliament Thursday.
"We have consulted and come to the conclusion that Jubilee is not ready for free and fair elections, ad we cannot take part in fake elections," he said.
He said that Jubilee were pushing for the amendments in order to rig the 2017 general polls and continue to marginalise a section of citizens.
"The laws they passed, such as allowing the use of manual identification and transmission of election results in the event of technological failure, is a plan for Jubilee to steal elections but we will not allow it to happen," he said.
"We cannot go into an election when we know they have plans to steal. DP William Ruto is on record saying Jubilee will win by all mean. He must know Kenya is not his. We will demonstrate until we have a democratic election next year."