Orange democratic Party leader, Honorable Raila Odinga has received a major boost on his call for the dialogue.
Speaking at an interview with NTV Kenya, a few days ago, Odinga claimed that, the country can only move forward if all the parties agree to sit and have a conversation. A conversation he has termed Conclave.
He has asked Kenyan youths not to continue going on the streets and rather seek an audience with the government of the day armed with their grievances. Well, a group of people have backed him and his plans leaving Kenyans talking online.
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According to the information reaching us, the University leaders across the republic of Kenya have issued a statement in support of dialogue being called by Raila. According to them, it is time for the country to move forward with the economic building and this can happen through dialogue.
They claimed that, the protests are not the way forward since youths are losing their lives on the streets leaving families in pain. They have asked other youths to come out and embrace conclave, which will guarantee sharing of ideas that will help build the country.
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