Governor Hassan Joho has said the journey which, began at the Bomas of Kenya on Wednesday (January 11) to deliver Kenyans from bad leadership is irreversible.
Joho said the opposition will work tooth and nail to deliver Kenyans from the runaway corruption and tribalism currently characterizing the Jubilee administration.
He was speaking at the Bomas of Kenya where opposition leaders had met to cement the formation of the National Super Alliance ahead of the August general elections.
"The journey to deliver the citizens of this great republic from bad leadership began today (Wednesday, January 11) at Bomas of Kenya, Nairobi," he said.
"As the Deputy Party Leader of ODM, I was honoured to be amongst my coalition partners from Wiper, Ford K, ANC, CCU, and Kanu. In the company of our coalition principals Rt Hon Raila Odinga, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, Senator Moses Wetangula, former DPM Musalia Mudavadi, KANU Secretary General Nick Salat among other leaders, we celebrated this new chapter of Kenya's history."
He told opposition supporters to register as voters and make sure the Jubilee administration is sent home after the polls.
"I encourage all Kenyans of voting age to ensure they have a voters cards. Mass Voter Registration begins on January 16, until February 15, 2017. Ensure you get your voters card so that you exercise this noble right to choose your destiny."