Raila Odinga is planning to roll out seven mega rallies across the country in his renewed bid to denounce President Uhuru Kenyatta's leadership.
Throughout his previous public engagements, Raila has always insisted that he is not ready to 'move on' after an election he terms 'shambolic'.
"We shall not move on until electoral justice is achieved. This must be the last time elections are stolen," said Raila.
At an interview with BBC early this week, Raila insisted that elections shall be held in August with sources hinting the country could face another referendum.
Strategist Norman Magaya says NASA shall embark on countrywide rallies in a bid to push for a referendum that would focus on constitutional changes.
"We must have a situation where all communities fells part of Kenya. A rotational presidency and strengthening of devolution," he says.
The rallies shall take place in Suswa, Narok, Wajir, Eldoret, Wajir, Kisii and a location in Central Kenya that would be identified later.
Later this week, NASA would have a retreat of all elected leaders where the events shall be discussed in length.