Opposition leader Raila Odinga. [Photo/capitalfm.co.ke]
The National Super Alliance (Nasa) is now calling on Kenyans to rise up and resist the introduction of controversial electoral laws saying it will compromise future elections.
The opposition leaders say the task of defending the constitution and the rights of all Kenyans cannot be left on the opposition leaders.
The rallying call came as President Uhuru kenyatta threw his weight behind the controversial amendments during his tour of Western.
Speaking in Vihiga County, Nasa principals hit out at the Jubilee government claiming it’s taking Kenya back to dictatorship.
Flag bearer Raila Odinga was categorical that Nasa will not allow Jubilee to misuse their tyranny of numbers in Parliament to mutilate the Constitution.
He said they will not participate in the election as long as the amendments are in the picture saying Jubilee doesn’t mean well for the Country.
Co-principal Musalia Mudavadi said they are confident they will win the October 26 fresh presidential election but maintained that the exercise must be carried out in a credible manner.