At a press conference on May 16, 2023, Raila said Kenya's Kwanza was too "shady" to shake hands with
Azimio leader Raila Odinga. Video | View
On Monday, Prime Minister Raila Odinga described President William Ruto's government as "too much" to want to get into a similar situation .
Speaking at Jubilee Kenyatta's National Congress (NDC) party at Ngong Racecourse in Nairobi, Raila said he supports bipartisan talks because the Kenyan government doesn't want to "hold hands" with kenya Kwanza. on the thought.
Azimio leader Raila Odinga. Video | View
On Monday, Prime Minister Raila Odinga described President William Ruto's government as "too much" to want to get into a similar situation .
Speaking at Jubilee Kenyatta's National Congress (NDC) party at Ngong Racecourse in Nairobi, Raila said he supports bipartisan talks because the Kenyan government doesn't want to "hold hands" with kenya Kwanza. on the thought.
"The Kenya Kwanza is too much and we are uncomfortable to accept, and that's why we decided to give time to dialogue," said the former prime minister whom Kenyatta chose as his favourite.
"We are open to dialogue for a good outcome for Kenyans, and if there is no agreement Kenyans will certainly not engage in a useless discussion."
Odinga denied and defended Ruto in his presidential campaign in August 2022. Government protests began in March.
President Ruto called off the two-night strike on April 2 after welcoming him through nonpartisan talks to resolve his grievances.
"We are open to dialogue for a good outcome for Kenyans, and if there is no agreement Kenyans will certainly not engage in a useless discussion."
Odinga denied and defended Ruto in his presidential campaign in August 2022. Government protests began in March.
President Ruto called off the two-night strike on April 2 after welcoming him through nonpartisan talks to resolve his grievances.
