NASA leaders Moses Wetangula, Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka in a past press conference. [Photo/The Star]
The opposition NASA alliance has reassured its supporters of its commitment to return sanity in the country.
In a statement on Twitter Monday, hours after it dropped plans to inaugurate its leader Raila Odinga and his deputy Kalonzo Musyoka as President and Deputy respectively, the alliance said that it will not tire in its push for electoral justice as it seeks to capture power.
NASA maintained that it will give its all towards eradicating the dictatorial leadership currently taking root in the nation.
‘’We remain fully on course in pursuit of electoral justice. Our resistance of dictatorship is resolute and irreversible,’’ read the statement in part.
The alliance has warned that it will revert back to its secession call should its democracy calls prove futile.
It has also urged its supporters to keep up the economic boycott of some products and services whose providers, according to the alliance, are sympathizers of Jubilee, in a bid to force the ruling party into giving in to its demands.
‘’We remind the NASA fraternity to maintain our civic and economic resistance. There are only two options-democracy or self-determination,’’ further reads the statement.
The opposition had earlier called directed its supporters to shun products and services from mobile service provider Safaricom, and Brookside and Bidco companies, with more set to be announced.