By Isaac Ongiri
Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s sensational red Hummer is back.
The vehicle hit the road once again, attracting a huge crowd to ODM’s National Delegates Convention held at the Bomas of Kenya, yesterday.
Raila’s vehicle caused excitement reminiscent of those seen during last year’s General Election whenever he used for campaigns.
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And unlike in the recently when crowds shouted "Unga! Unga!" from a distant or failed to acknowledge greetings by the PM, yesterday crowds ran after the vehicle shouting "Hummer! Hummer! Hummer!" as he waved at them. Raila rode in and out of the Bomas of Kenya twice, all the time causing excitement as he arrived and left with the big machine.
But at the Pentagon’s high table, one man was missing, Joe Nyagah ‘Mtu Mzuri’ took a back seat while his colleague Najib Balala who managed the front seat could only say nothing at the end of the busy day.
Nyaga was a wounded general after delegates from Eastern refused to attend a brief "consultation" meeting he had called outside the hall yesterday.
