ODM party leader Raila Odinga has said the Jubilee administration has sunk in popularity and that any efforts invested at popularizing it would fail.

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The former premier said his assessment, after touring most parts of the country shows majority of Kenyans no longer trust the ruling coalition.

He said even in regions perceived to be Jubilee strongholds, the Jubilee was struggling to gain support.

"I have visited all parts of this country and learned that Kenyans are tired with this administration that thrives on public relations and buying people," he said on Tuesday after holding a meeting with representatives of the Gusii community in Nairobi.

He said the opposition will capitalise on the dwindling popularity of Jubilee led by President Uhuru Kenyatta to mobilize support for the opposition and win the 2017 presidential election.

"We shall win most of parliamentary seats, majority of MCA seats and reclaim what we gave away unfairly to Jubilee like woman representative and the senatorial positions," he added.

He spoke as President Uhuru Kenyatta held a meeting at State House Nairobi to finalise plans to dissolve Jubilee affiliated parties to form one party.

The Jubilee Party set for launch will be used by the president to defend his seat in 2017.

Odinga said ODM was ready to face any challenge that will be brought by the Jubilee Party reiterating that the opposition was equally prepared for the 2017 duel.

He said he was unmoved by the political posturing and chest-thumping by the Jubilee administration saying it is the people who will have the final say during the elections.

"They say that the new party is meant to unite Kenyans. I want it to be known that Kenyans are already united under ODM and Cord," he said.

He added that ODM will not be shaken by the formation of the new party which he said was hot air and a mere ploy to try and reintroduce single party rule in the country.

He said ODM will continue to be the majority party in Nairobi.