Educate Kenyans about secession at public rallies in simple easily understandable language

Nasa Strategy Committee members Koitamet Ole (left) Oduor Ong'wen (centre) and David Ndii addressing the press at Okoa Kenya Secretariat on 4/1/17. [Beverlyne Musili, Standard]

The overarching bases for any disaffiliation of a group from its  nationality should be the  promise of  better  social  economic lives of the separatists. That promise  should be demonstrated  beyond  doubts that the radical decision victims  are led to make  does not jeopardize them further.

Kenya, as a nation, has under the constitution, legitimate interest in its citizens economic and social rights. It would not, therefore, tolerate its people being  influenced out of their livelihoods to worse  standards of life. In this connection, it is paramount  that the  Kenyan populace appreciate the import of secession as a proposed means of  liberation the opposition is crusading for. Currently the only ground opposition has proponed  is  the perceived electoral injustice.