Even though their Kenyan Kwanza counterpart sent a fresh invitation for negotiations, the Azimio party has now announced an end to the bipartisan talks.
Eugene Wamalwa claimed that the party’s statement to suspend the negotiations was in line with its plans to launch a “campaign of civil disobedience, including a refusal to pay taxes.”
Wamalwa stated, “We will meet on Sabasaba, July 7, to present a plan for civil disobedience to compel the Ruto regime to leave.”
“Shall start a massive signature drive to show that we are removing our sovereignty from William Ruto and other members of this fraudulent government. will work to collaborate and ally with the civic society for the benefit of our country.
In opposition to the Finance Act, 2023, the Azimio Party has declared its intention to start engaging in civil disobedience on July 7.
The leader of the Azimio party, Raila Odinga, declared during the people’s baraza on Tuesday at the Kamukunji grounds that his followers would engage in a number of acts of civil disobedience until the Finance Act was repealed.
We will refuse Ruto the taxes he believes he can forcefully take from us through civil disobedience, he declared.
“Personal actions are where civil disobedience starts. We start now, and we’ll go gradually, covertly, and publicly until we officially launch massive across the nation.
He declared that the party would meet on July 7 to present a plan for using civil disobedience to oust President Ruto.
For the benefit of our country, “shall pursue collaboration and joining of forces with civil society,” he stated.
by: ThomasSankaraJnr