Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
Raila Odinga junior, son to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday contradicted his father by saying KDF soldiers should not be pulled out of Somalia.
While addressing a mammoth crowd in Eastleigh two weeks ago, Raila urged the government to withdraw the soldiers, as insecurity within our borders has become unbearable.
“It is high time the Government should evaluate whether there is any reason to still have our soldiers at Somalia. Does their continued stay in Somali bring peace to our country?” he posed.
Writing on Twitter yesterday, Raila junior said that returning the soldiers would not be the solution.
