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Kenya: 'Odinga Fooled His Co-Principals to Be Sworn In Alone'
Nation, 8 March 2018
Fresh details have emerged on Raila Odinga's mock presidential oath at Uhuru Park in Nairobi on January 30. Read more »
Did Kenya's Odinga Pull Wool Over Allies' Eyes?
Amani National Congress secretary-general, Barrack Muluka, has said that National Super Alliance leader Raila Odinga "lied" about his whereabouts on the morning of January 30, when he took the oath as "People's President". Muluka said Odinga told his Nasa co-principals to switch off their phones, promising that he would would reach them using a foreign number to tell them where they should meet, but never called them.
Holding up a green bible, Raila Odinga administered the oath himself - but without Kalonzo Musyoka, his running mate in the 2017 general election.
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