NASA ready to send out invitation cards for December 12 swearing in
The preparations are building towards a swearing in on December 12
According to The Standard, the party issued the invitations through its Telegram channel even though a venue was not added.
Odinga and his coalition had threatened to form their own government and secede from the country after disputing the results of elections that declared Uhuru Kenyatta as president.
A NASA lawyer, Nelson Havi says Article 1 of the Constitution as read together with Sections 87 to 91 of County Governments Act permit establishment of People’s Assembly.
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“Don’t listen to mediocre legal advice,” he told his followers in a tweet on November 26.
The formation of the people's assembly has gained momentum, especially with counties such as Kwale, Busia, Homa Bay, Kakamega, Kisumu, Makueni, Migori, Siaya, and Vihiga.
Mr.Odinga himself arrived to loud cheers in his hometown of Kisumu on Friday evening ahead of a pivotal time for his party.
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