Opposition Leader Raila Odinga on Sunday embarrassed President Uhuru Kenyatta during a National Super Alliance (NASA) rally at Jacaranda grounds in Nairobi after he stated that President Kenyatta went to take alcohol after the Supreme Court judgement after which he started bulging his eyes.
Mr Odinga noted that the President must learn how to respect the judiciary as an independent institution.
"Baada ya Maraga kutoa uamuzi, Uhuru alienda akakunywa pombe mingi halafu anatukodelea macho. Anaanza kutusi mahakama ati hawa ni wakora. Uhuru mpaka aeshimu mahakama," he stated.
Loosely translated to(After Chief Justice David Maraga made the ruling, Uhuru went off to drink alcohol. Then he started bulging his eyes and insulting the Supreme Court, calling the judges cheats. Uhuru must respect the judiciary.)
The former Prime Minister took a swipe at President Kenyatta for being 'angry after the Supreme Court ruling' adding that Kenyans had more reasons to be angry.
"Uhuru bwana usikasirike na Wakenya bwana; Wakenya wako na hasira nyingi kukushinda , translated to (Don't be angry with Kenyans, Uhuru; Kenyans have more anger than you)" Odinga noted.
The Opposition leader attacked the Jubilee Party for claiming that they had the majority claiming that the President's party won most of the seats through 'rigging and not in a free and fair elections environment'.
"Mahakama ikianza kazi yake, viongozi bandia wataenda nyumbani ... hapa nairobi, Governor Evans Kidero alishinda. Hakuna vile Mike Sonko angeshida Kidero," he stated.
Translated to (Once the Courts begin their work most 'fake leaders' will go home.... like here in Nairobi there is no way Mike Sonko would have defeated Governor Evans Kidero).
According to Mr Odinga, he won the August election by over 1.6 Million votes and not what IEBC announced where President Kenyatta emerged victorious with over 1.4 Million votes.
"We defeated Uhuru with over 1.6 Million. Uhuru is in office illegally. Uhuru cannot defeat us even if we went to another election ten times. We are ready for Jubilee," he stated.
Mr Odinga and President Kenyatta will face off in a repeat Presidential election set for October 17th, 2017.
