[A photo of a police officer who allegedly shot at NASA leader Raila Odinga’s vehicle. NASA supporters have circulated the photo online demanding for his arrest. Photo/Vincent Osumo]
A day after Raila Odinga's grand entry into the country after a couple of days in the US, a section of NASA supporters have for the first time exposed a photo of a police officer who allegedly pulled a trigger on his car.
Although the police service has denied, Odinga maintained that security officials aimed at him only to miss the target.
"They wanted kill me but I am ready to die just because of my people. We shall keep on pushing," he said after epic battle between NASA supporters.
And the photo that has gone viral shows a police officer, who NASA claim was a sniper, aiming at Odinga's vehicle from a distance.
Fortunately, Odinga's vehicle was reportedly bullet proof and only his windscreen was smashed by the alleged bullet.
Throughout his stop overs, Odinga was in a bullet proof jacket and seemingly his two children, Raila Junior and Winnie Odinga.
A scrutiny of the photo, NASA says, shows that it was taken along Jogoo Road where Raila's vehicle was shot.
"The sniper missed the target and we shall keep pushing them hard. Kenya is slowly turning to a banana republic," said Vincent Osumo.