Raila Odinga has reiterated his cause for electoral justice is a spiritual war on his path to Caanan.
Speaking at a church service at Christ the King Parish Mitume Catholic Church in Trans Nzoia County, Raila said despite the threats and challenges, he will willing to forge ahead.
“Pharaoh had the biggest army but Moses took the Israelites past the Red Sea. We will also get to Caanan.”
Raila Odinga made reference to an alleged move by President William Ruto government to seek sanctions against the Azimio leader.
Kenya Kwanza administration politicians revealed to the Sunday Nation a slew of sanctions they want the US, UK, and other western countries to do against Mr Odinga, whom they accuse of destabilizing the government.
Such travel and economic limitations have already proven effective in taming political hardliners who are concerned about losing access to their abroad investments and advanced healthcare.
Raila told supporters that they will not give up their fight for electoral justice and respect for the rule of law.
Raila Odinga’s Azimio brigade issued a 14-day ultimatum to the government last week to cut the cost of living and open the IEBC servers or risk widespread protests.
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka stated that all protests by the opposition organisation to condemn government excesses and failure to fulfill campaign promises will not involve any acts of lawlessness.
