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NASA leaders hint at Raila Odinga calling for civil disobedience, boycott

GSU officers making their way out of Kisumu County after a two week battle with the locals (Collins Oduor, Standard)

Just what new declaration will he make tomorrow (Monday)? This is the question in the lips of Kenyans, a week after opposition leader Raila Odinga announced the transformation of National Super Alliance (NASA) into a resistance movement.

As anxiety sweeps across the country over his next move, security agents, millions of his supporters, diplomats and Jubilee operatives keep their ears on the ground as those close to him remained tight lipped on what could be in Raila’s speech to be delivered tomorrow.

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