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Martha Karua Leader of Azimio

The Azimio la Umoja coalition has announced that their supporters will gather at three locations for protests starting on Wednesday. The leaders made a joint statement, stating that the meeting points are Joseph Kangethe Grounds, Kamukunji Grounds, and Jacaranda Grounds. They also encouraged Kenyans to participate by banging cooking pots and pans in large numbers.

Narc Kenya's Martha Karua reiterated that the "Sufuria movement" would officially commence on Wednesday. She mentioned the same three convergence points in Nairobi: Joseph Kangethe grounds, Kamukunji grounds, and Jacaranda Grounds. Additionally, she called for Kenyans to show their support by banging sufurias, pots, and pans at midday on the same day.

Furthermore, the Opposition urged motorists to join the movement by parking their vehicles wherever they are, including on highways, honking their horns, and flashing their lights in solidarity with Azimio's case. In the midst of the announcements made by the Azimio la Umoja coalition and Narc Kenya's Martha Karua, Kalonzo Musyoka, another key opposition leader, asserted that they would persist with the planned protests, even after their security details were withdrawn.

"Despite the withdrawal of our security details, we shall forge ahead with the protests," Kalonzo Musyoka stated resolutely.

With this statement, Kalonzo Musyoka emphasized the determination of the opposition to continue with their demonstrations, despite potential challenges to their safety and security.