“We condemn the scene we saw on our television screens and which people witnessed and experienced in their neighbourhoods across the country, in the hands of criminals posing as protests,” Odinga said.
He also noted that the events had turned chaotic following the looting, vandalism and robbing as from what was witnessed at the start of the protests when the youth were in complete control of the process and its programme.
While extending his sympathy to families who’ve suffered in the hands of looters and rogue police, the opposition leader condemned police brutality on the protesters and demanded for accountability from security agencies during the demonstrations.
