NASA Coalition presidential candidate Raila Odinga addresses a rally after his inauguration at Uhuru Park on April 27, 2017. [Photo: The Star]NASA principal Raila Odinga has hinted on what he will address the nation on, this Wednesday, a day ahead of October 26 repeat presidential poll.Odinga has stated that it is he who will give the way out of the current political stalemate."I will give a way forward on October 25. But the President should know that there will be no elections," said Odinga speaking in Bondo and Kisumu towns on Friday, as reported by Nation.He, however, assured that the process will conclude 'amicably', averting fears among many Kenyans that October 26 may lead to the eruption of violence.Odinga dropped hints of several options Nasa is toying with in what Raila calls 'the next phase of the struggle', writes the Nation."We are employing different tactics, medium and long-term strategies. Street protests have limitations, they are not an end in themselves. Moving forward, we will adjust the tactics. From picketing to boycotting products, there are several others that I don’t want to say now," he further told the Nation.Equally, Raila said, Nasa could change its presidential line-up to reinvigorate it if fresh elections are to be called."It is an issue which we will discuss among ourselves. We do not want to go into that discussion now," Odinga said.In such an event, Nation says, Odinga could drop out of the race and let Amani National Congress party leader Musalia Mudavadi pair up with Mr Musyoka to take on Kenyatta.

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