[Raila Odinga in a past event. He may have no option other than to retire should Supreme Court rule against his will. Photo/Nation]
Opposition leader Raila Odinga would after all quit politics should Supreme Court rule against his favour in the next two weeks.
The highest court on the land is set to make a landmark decision on the disputed presidential elections in a fortnight.
And Odinga, who has been in politics for decades, could be forced to quit politics after such a long spell in political arena.
“This is my last time to contest and I will not be in the ballot again. What I simply want to show the world is that elections were rigged,” he said in an interview.
Odinga added: “”It is pointless for people to queue the whole day only for decisions to be made through computers. That is wrong and we won't accept.”
Last week, Odinga claimed that IEBC could have been infiltrated by Jubilee operatives who allegedly manipulated data entry during voting.
Should he retire from politics, Odinga would be one of the politicians in the history of the country who put establishment on text for close to four decades.