National Super Alliance
(NASA) presidential flag bearer Raila Odinga, in his message before elections,
has called on his supporters to turn out in large numbers and have a peaceful
election.
Speaking at The Hub in
Karen, the Opposition leader on Sunday urged his supporters to also go back to
polling stations to witness vote counting after they cast their ballots.
"My appeal to Kenyans
is to turn out in large numbers and vote peacefully. This is a contest of the
ballot only. Go home and come back in the evening, when they close the polling
stations, and wait for the counting," Raila urged.
He exuded confidence of a
win in the Tuesday polls, accusing his competitors of using underhand methods
to frustrate the Opposition's plans.
Kenyans showed maturity in democracy. It has
been a very peaceful campaign although there were some underhand methods by our
competitors.
"Notice the underhand
method by our competitors, who are acting scared and storming our tallying
centre" he accused.
The NASA coalition has since
named five police officers who were allegedly involved in the raid of their
parallel tallying centre in Westlands in which the assailants made away with desktops
and laptops that were to be used in the tallying.
The Opposition leader spoke
during a day out with his grand-daughters and expressed gratitude to his family
for their support.
I had promised my
granddaughters the day I get a day off the Campaign Trail it will be their day.The
importance of family is immeasurable and I am thankful for the joys of it.
"The pictures speak for
themselves; we had a great time.I was surprised they let me on their equipment,
I guess it's fair to say my early morning fitness training for Canaan is
yielding results" he wrote on a Facebook post.
