Raila: I know they are coming for me," that was the the headline on Friday's Standard.
Besides the headline, was Odinga seated on a leather coach, hands wide open as if he was telling the state 'come arrest me, jail me and Kenyans will have freedom.
'I gave it a one, two thought and wowed by the headline I quickly threw my hand out of the matatu paid Sh 60 and received the mother that gave birth to the article you are now reading.
On page six of the paper then ran the story by Daniel Wesangula which clearly defined Odinga as a defiant man who fears no arrest.
The story became so interesting and on reaching Ruiru I opted to jump out of the Matatu and read the while article.
If you read the piece then we agree that Mr Odinga should by now be eating beans at Kamiti Maximum Prisons.
But why should he be jailed? For many years now, Kenya has had issues with how elections are held.
Then here comes a man, who is ready to be jailed for Kenya to solve the problem and in future we have a continuous 'free and fair election.'
"I know they are targeting those who were present at the swearing-in to get to me. But I am ready to pay the ultimate price," Mr Odinga is quoted to have said.
And am still wondering two days later why is the leader of opposition still free?
By now I expect activist Okiya Omtata (Sir, kindly don't file against this article because you are winning every case) to file a case in the High Court demanding for the quick arrest of 'Baba' with explanations that it was the only choice for Kenyans if they ever want to feel what a 'free and fair' election means.
Look here, as we talk the Judiciary is full of election petition cases with petitioners crying foul that their victories were snatched.
You enter any court of law where an election petition is on going and the words 'free and fair election' are continuously repeated.
Imagine with Odinga in jail the problem will have been solved.
It's lack of a free and fair election which Odinga's has given solution to that saw Kenya for the first time in history have a repeat election that cost tax payers millions of shillings.
The repeat election also humiliated President Uhuru Kenyatta because he had already been declared winner and it was just a few days before he could be sworn in.
If Odinga could have been booked before the August 8, polls then such a scenario that embarrassed the Honourable President of the republic of Kenya could have never taken place.
I now even see why Odinga should have even been booked before the 2007 elections which led to a painful post election violence.
The election could have been 'free and fair.'
However, to be fair and balance this article so that I remain in good books with the opposition I also think that Odinga should remain a free man, so that we go on having 'free and fair elections,' and he will forever remain the Peoples' President.