Former Prime Minister Raila Amollo Odinga has released a heartfelt statement on Friday evening, following a day spent with former President Uhuru Kenyatta at the Kalonzo Musyoka Command Centre in Karen, Nairobi.
In his statement, Raila Odinga addressed the nation, urging everyone to join in a moment of somber reflection to remember the innocent lives tragically lost due to police brutality.
Each victim, he emphasized, was not just a statistic but a much-loved individual – a brother, sister, son, daughter, friend, and neighbor.
The former Prime Minister’s words carried a poignant message, urging unity in the pursuit of justice and equality and expressing hope for a brighter future for all Kenyans.
During their time together, the two prominent leaders engaged in an interdenominational prayer service organized by the Azimio One Kenya Coalition.
The Azimio interdenominational prayer service, held at the Steven Kalonzo Musyoka Command Centre, saw Former President Uhuru Kenyatta make a significant personal appearance. Driving himself to the venue on Friday, July 28, he arrived at approximately 11 am to stand in solidarity with other leaders who participated in the service.
The occasion brought together Raila Odinga and Uhuru Kenyatta, two prominent figures in Kenyan politics, as they joined forces to pay tribute to victims of police brutality and offer prayers for healing and unity in the nation.
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