Cord leader Raila Odinga has expressed confidence that Kenyans will vote for him to take over power from President Uhuru Kenyatta in August general election.
Speaking in Bungoma County during voter sensitization campaign, Raila said Kenyans should elect him because he has the experience needed to steer the country forward to greater heights of development.
"I have enough experience to redeem this country. Both Uhuru and Ruto worked under me. I tried to teach them in vain," he said.
He was making reference to Grand Coalition government when he served as the Prime Minister and Uhuru as his deputy. DP Ruto then served as a Cabinet Minister under the Office of Prime Minister. Raila termed Jubilee leaders as a bunch of liars who have only ruined Kenya's economy during their helm in power.
"This is a government of liars. They promised laptops...where are they...where is Jacob Juma?," he asked, further warning Kenyans against risking another five years under Jubilee.
The Opposition leader called on residents to take advantage of the remaining period to register in large numbers as voters to help him dislodge Jubilee from power.
He also told them to shun behaviours of asking for handouts before listing, saying such practices will give jubilee an easy win.
The Cord leader was accompanied by Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula and ODM Deputy Party Leader and Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya.