The opposition leader in Kenya and leader of the National Super Alliance (Nasa) Raila Odinga on Tuesday said he will also take the oath of office as "the people’s president".
Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in as President for a second term and final five-year term on Tuesday at a ceremony at the Kasarani Sports Stadium where thousands of Kenyans gathered to witness his swearing in.
Thousands of Kenyans have gathered at the Kasarani Sports Stadium to witness the swearing in of President Uhuru Kenyatta for his second and final five-year term.
The opposition leader in Kenya, Raila Odinga has angered his supporters many of whom are from the National Super Alliance (Nasa) after he refused to go by a plan to swear him in as the 'people's president'.
The Supreme Court of Kenya on Monday upheld the election victory of Uhuru Kenyatta on October 26 stating that his victory was legitimate and now paving way for his swearing in for a second term.
Kenyans are anxious and await the Supreme Court ruling on a petition challenging the victory of Uhuru Kenyatta in the October 26 presidential re-run poll.
Supporters of the Kenya opposition leader, Raila Odinga on Friday clashed with security officials who prevented them from massing up at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to welcome him back to the country.
Kenyans would on Monday know the outcome of the current petition at the country’s Supreme Court challenging the victory of Uhuru Kenyatta in the October 26 presidential re-run poll.
