The National Super Alliance (NASA) has called off
anti-IEBC protests slated for Tuesday.
Through a statement by Raila Odinga's spokesman, Dennis
Onyango said it was meant to allow NASA leaders visit protestors who had been
injured by police officers during demos.
"This is a temporary step to enable the coalition to attend to the supporters who were brutalized and hurt and families that lost loved ones today (Monday) after police and State-protected goons descended on protesters and Nasa leaders," part of the statement read.
"This is a temporary step to enable the coalition to attend to the supporters who were brutalized and hurt and families that lost loved ones today (Monday) after police and State-protected goons descended on protesters and Nasa leaders," part of the statement read.
The countrywide protests will now resume on
Wednesday. On Monday, a student was allegedly shot and killed by police
under unclear circumstances.
Last week on Friday, 3 people were killed in Kisumu County and 17 hospitalised with bullet wounds.
Odinga has maintained that the protests will go on until IEBC commissioners resign and the electoral body meets the Oppositions' ''irreducible minimums".
Last week on Friday, 3 people were killed in Kisumu County and 17 hospitalised with bullet wounds.
Odinga has maintained that the protests will go on until IEBC commissioners resign and the electoral body meets the Oppositions' ''irreducible minimums".
The Opposition has been pushing for the resignation of
IEBC CEO Ezra Chiloba and 8 other commissioners.
At the same time, President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday warned that police would deal with anyone who interrupted businesses or destroyed property during the protests.
At the same time, President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday warned that police would deal with anyone who interrupted businesses or destroyed property during the protests.
Full statement by NASA:
