NASA postponing Raila's swearing-in evokes harsh reactions online

National Super Alliance (NASA) gave a statement on December 10, announcing the postponement of the much-anticipated swearing in of leader Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka as President and Deputy President respectively.

The announcement came just a day to the event that NASA supporters from across the country had looked forward to.

NASA’s statement evoked reactions from Kenyan from both divides with supporters crying foul over the many unfulfilled promises. 

Am now tired of this childsh game mnatuchezea, you have been telling us Canaan is real thn till when??? Pooooooh i give up now acha ikae.

— Byram Lubang'a (@byram_lubang) December 10, 2017

Am done with the politics of this country for good....u can't be playing with our lives just to gain ur own ambitions without thinking of what ur millions of supporters hv to go through each n everyday... I don't know how much u hv bn given but u hv lost my support on word

— Gabriel Oloo (@gabriel_oloo) December 10, 2017

Huge disappointment. Clearly NASA is playing a game of musical chairs with no intention of following through. Just cancel the function in its entirety and stop taking supporters on an endless goose chase!— Ajuoga (@KiriinyaKenneth) December 10, 2017

It doesn't matter where the inauguration of the people's president @RailaOdinga will take place.. Whether in a hall, in the moon or in an disclosed location. The bottom line is, it must be done on 12th December and the remaining will be a match to victory.

— Adam Maydouglas™ (@maydouglas63) December 10, 2017

Others on social media had a hard time debating on whether the event had been postponed or simply canceled.

Postponed not cancelled.

— NASA Coalition (@CoalitionNASAKe) December 10, 2017

The EVENT is postponed to pave the way for proper preparations of the same. The struggle is on. Don't despair. Don't lose hope. We shall get there. Soon.— Philip Etale (@EtalePhilip) December 10, 2017