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Threats won't work, President Uhuru Kenyatta tells CORD leader Raila Odinga

 President Uhuru Kenyatta (Left) and Deputy President William Ruto (right) join Nandi traditional dancers at Kipchabo Primary School grounds during a public rally in Chesumei Constituency Nandi County, yesterday. [PHOTO: DPPS]
 President Uhuru Kenyatta (Left) and Deputy President William Ruto (right) join Nandi traditional dancers at Kipchabo Primary School grounds during a public rally in Chesumei Constituency Nandi County, yesterday. [PHOTO: DPPS]

Kenya: President Uhuru Kenyatta has told CORD leader Raila Odinga to stop issuing threats and ultimatums, saying he was not shaken by calls for mass action.

Responding for the first time to demands for a referendum by the Opposition, the President said he was firmly in charge and accused CORD of undermining Jubilee’s efforts to serve Kenyans.

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