Gladys Wanga during the Nyanza People's Assembly convention in Homa Bay on Saturday. (Photo/Gladys Wanga/facebook).
Homa Bay Women Representative Gladys Wanga has said NASA politicians are ready to die fighting for electoral reforms and justice in the country.
Speaking during the Nyanza People's assembly convention in Homa Bay on Saturday, Wanga said that they will not be intimidated by the government to stop their plan to swear in Raila and Kalonzo on Tuesday.
The vocal ODM MP said that the country is crying for justice and liberation from Jubilee's alleged hostile regime.
Wanga said that their plan to swear in Raila and Kalonzo is legal, adding that those interpreting it as illegal do not understand the law.
"We are ready to die in liberating our country that has been turned into a dictorship by Jubilee regime," she said.
Wanga asked NASA supporters to turn out in large numbers at Uhuru Park on Tuesday and witness Raila's coronation as the people's president.
" We urge our supporters to ignore the empty threats being issued by Jubilee and turn out for Raila's oath taking," she said.
The Homa Bay Woman Rep also asked supporters to remain peaceful and calm ahead of Tuesday's Raila's swearing in.
NASA has maintained that it will swear in Raila and Kalonzo on Tuesday as the poeples's president and deputy respectively even as the government terms the event illegal and highly treasonous.
On Sunday, Nairobi Police boss Joseph Koome said that police are ready to deal with law breakers.
He said that NASA has not booked Uhuru Park for their event adding that the park will remain closed to the public as earlier indicated.