- Raila Odinga stormed Eastleigh on the afternoon of Sunday, November 7, and brought the town to a total standstill
- The ODM boss passionately thanked the locals for their love as they came out in large numbers to welcome him
- Before his tour to Eastleigh, Raila spent the better part of Sunday morning at the Legio Maria in Makongeni, Nairobi county
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader Raila Odinga has been thrilled after getting a warm reception in Eastleigh, Nairobi.
The ODM boss stormed Eastleigh on the afternoon of Sunday, November 7, and brought the town to a total standstill after thousands of locals came out to welcome him.
Taking to his social media to show off the large crowds that gave him an audience as he popularised his yet-to-be-announced 2022 candidacy, he vehemently thanked the locals for their love.
“I am so happy to greet the people of Nairobi earlier today. Thank you so much,” he said.
Before his tour to Eastleigh, Raila spent the better part of Sunday morning at the Legio Maria in Makongeni, Nairobi county.
Raila’s Legio Maria outfit, evidently a huge break from his usual official or African wear not only made him stand out from the crowd but also left netizens speaking.
The dressing left many social media users talking, with most making fun of it.
Raila takes over Nyandarua
On Saturday, November 6, Raila was also elated after Odinga receiving a warm reception in Nyandarua county.
He pitched tent in Nyandarua on Saturday where he popularised his Azimio la Umoja agenda.
After the tour, Raila posted an appreciation message in Gikuyu language on his social media platforms.
“Nī thengio mūno andū a Nyandarua. Nīndakena mūno nī inyuī, nītūgūcoka rīngī. Ngai amūrathime. (Thank you so much people of Nyandarua. I am so happy to be here. I will be back again. God bless you),” Raila posted.
While in the county, Raila put on notice looters of public funds, saying that their days are numbered.
He indicated that those who have stolen public resources are in a panic mode. The Orange supremo exuded confidence that the third revolution took shape quickly under the Azimio la Umoja.
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