[ODM leader Raila Odinag in a past campaign rally. He has accused Jubilee administration of failing to address issues facing Kenyans. Photo/Nation]
A jovial Raila Odinga on Sunday dismissed Jubilee as a party without ‘manifesto’ by poking holes into a host of unfulfilled promises with just under two months to elections.
Jubilee party is set to launch its plan for the next five years on Monday in Nairobi just days before the opposition NASA’s big day.
For Odinga, President Uhuru Kenyatta and his team spend too much time discussing him instead of fixing the country’s economy.
“Our competitors do not have a manifesto. All they talk about is me and nothing else. I think they should make me their manifesto,” he said.
“We have not seen five modern stadiums. This one over here was constructed by the county government. There are no laptops and those are the issues we need explanation,” added Odinga.
A fierce contest is expected between Kenyatta and Odinga with analysts saying that it will be the last challenge between the two established political families.
While Kenyatta is banking on his track record in the last four years, Odinga will largely take advantage of vices facings Jubilee administration among them corruption.