A 7-year-old boy was on Tuesday killed at Pipeline estate in Nairobi after NASA supporters clashed with police before they could commence their memorial service at Jacaranda grounds.
The boy identified as Geoffrey Mutinda is reported to have been shot as he was playing on a balcony at his home when the opposition supporters engaged in running battles with police.
A pregnant woman was also shot and injured during the fracas.
Former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale condemned the force exerted by police on the NASA leaders and supporters.
"A trail of bullet wounds, fractured limbs, five dead Kenyans including my smashed car on a day Jubilee didn't want to hear of memorial prayers at Jacaranda," he tweeted on Tuesday.
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On his part, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino stated: "I condemn the police killings today at soweto in Embakasi East,we lost five prominent members of the society because of police brutality."
Earlier reports indicated that three people were shot by police as officers moved into the grounds early in the morning and blocked it from being accessed by the Opposition team.
Following the arrival of the police, a group of youth assembled and started marching to the venue after which police reacted leading to the shootings.
The Nation reported that the officers were in full anti-riot gear and threw teargas everywhere, including residential estates beating up whoever they came across.
National Super Alliance (NASA) leader Raila Odinga on Tuesday announced that he will be sworn in as President on 12th December.
Addressing supporters at Manyanja road, he stated that he will be sworn in by the People's Assembly.
Mr Odinga pointed out that he will be sworn in using the first chapter of the constitution on peoples sovereignty.
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"The ceremony will take place on December 12 and every detail of the whole process will be communicated" the NASA leader noted.
