[Opposition leader Raila Odinga in a past event. He is believed to have told MPs to ferry supporters to Nairobi for a grand march. Photo/Nation]
Opposition leader Raila Odinga took NASA allied MPs through a revolutionary concept whose aim is to end 'electoral theft' in Kenya, says an MP from Gusii who spoke in confidence.
Having boycotted the October presidential repeat poll, Odinga announcement his stringent measures among them reverting to civil disobedience in his Tuesday's address to the nation.
"W have endured these injustices for too long and this is the time to make sacrifices. We shall ensure that the government does not get peace," he said in his address.
But to realize his planned mass protests to push for a fresh elections, the MP says, Odinga asked MPs to work with MCAs to transport over 3000 supporters for a grand march in Nairobi from every constituency.
The grand one million march is expected to take place early December after national examinations are over.
"We were tasked to mobilise 3000 supporters from every constituency for a grand march in December. We are now giving students time to complete their exams."
Although the constitution allows him to file a petition, sources say Odinga is not keen to choose that path given that IEBC failed to implement recommendations by the Supreme Court.
The grand march will be launched in Nairobi and would set pace for a series of street protests and civil disobedience against Uhuru Kenyatta's government.