National Super Alliance (NASA) leader Raila Odinga on Sunday celebrated his 73rd birthday.
The coalition principal celebrated his birthday at Kakamega Bus Park during the launch of the Western region People's Assembly rally.
The Opposition leader was presented a gift by the NASA brigade members to mark his birthday.
Leaders in Kakamega gave Odinga the Holy Bible asking him to use it during his swearing-in which is scheduled to take place on January 30.
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The gift was presented by Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala on behalf of all the NASA Members of Parliament and Senators.
Speaking on Sunday during the launch, the former Prime Minister vowed to be sworn-in on January 30.
He also dared the government to arrest him alongside other NASA leaders after the planned inauguration ceremony has taken place.
"On January 30, I will be sworn-in and this time it's a real deal and anyone saying it's treason let him come and arrest us," Mr Odinga stated.
Odinga also highlighted: "The event is not only about carrying the Bible and saying 'I swear', I want to make it real. We want this swearing-in to be inclusive of all Kenyans. That's why we are discussing before we go ahead."
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Mr Odinga was also given a hen during the launch by other Kakamega county assembly leaders.
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He was accompanied by his co-principals Musalia Mudavadi, Moses Wetangula and other leaders.
