Mr Odinga further claimed that the recent display of new police vehicles by President Uhuru Kenyatta was deliberate “chest-thumping” to intimidate opposition voters with the “might of force’’. But we want to warn them that this time round, things will be bad in Kenya if a single vote is stolen,” said Mr Odinga. He added: “Let the NIS Director General come out in the public and announce that the department will be neutral. At Mtwapa, Mr Odinga repeated claims that the security agencies were out to eliminate Mr Joho and dared them with dire consequences. The former prime minister warned: “Let them try, let them try, I dare them.

Source: Daily Nation January 24, 2017 19:01 UTC