Azimio leader Raila Odinga has said that he will inform Kenyans of the move to take against companies he said were being misused by the government.

Odinga was speaking in Migori where he held the first mass action rally against the Kenya Kwanza administration. 

He said that the opposition has a list of companies that he will incite Kenyans to stop using their services or products.

“A strike will also come,” he added. 

He fired a warning shot at Interior CS Professor Kithure Kindiki telling him not to be misused by the government to disrupt the Azimio rallies.

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He said that the Azimio coalition had launched the Movement for the defence of democracy on Thursday, March 9, because of the failure of the Kenya Kwanza administration to address issues he says are essential to Kenyans. Among the issues is the high cost of living.

Odinga also said that President William Ruto had refused to heed the call to have the selection process of IEBC commissioners inclusive of all interested parties as well as electoral justice. 

“We want the servers open and interrogated in order to know how many votes Ruto got and the votes Raila and Martha got,” he said.

He faulted the Ruto-led administration for doing away with subsidies that he said were helping Kenyans to cope with the high cost of living.